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'We're coming to get them': Rescuers pin hopes on underground spaces after deadly Nepal floods
CNA Singapore✓
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Rescue efforts in Nepal are increasingly focusing on underground spaces following fatal floods at hydropower sites. Tunnel expert Arnold Dix suggests these subterranean areas may have provided shelter for workers during the disaster.
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The search operations highlight the critical race to find missing workers trapped in underground hydropower infrastructure following severe flooding in Nepal.
Tunnel expert Arnold Dix says large underground areas may have sheltered workers from the devastation, as rescue work continues in hydropower sites.
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