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Tunnels and tough terrain: Indian Army joins Nepal's flood rescue effort
Times of India — Top Stories✓
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At the request of the Nepalese government, specialized Indian Army personnel have deployed to assist with ongoing search and rescue operations in flood-affected tunnels. The joint teams are navigating challenging conditions at sites in Chilime and Langtang to locate missing individuals. This mission builds upon a long-standing history of disaster response coordination between India and Nepal.
WHY IT MATTERS
This deployment directly aids critical search and rescue efforts in unstable disaster zones following a formal request from Nepal to its regional neighbor.
Indian army teams are assisting Nepal in ongoing tunnel search and rescue operations. They worked through difficult conditions at Chilime and Langtang tunnel sites. The joint teams probed into tunnels, carefully searching unstable areas. This deployment followed Nepal's request for specialized personnel trained for such missions. India and Nepal have a history of coordinating disaster response efforts.
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