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Flooding in the Himalayas leaves people trapped in a tunnel

Flooding in the Himalayas has trapped people in a tunnel, with a third survivor reportedly rescued alive. The supplied report identifies Nepal and China as the affected countries.

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Flooding and tunnel entrapment pose an ongoing risk to survivors and rescuers in a mountainous cross-border region.

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  1. Népal et Chine. Crue dans l'Himalaya : un troisième rescapé extrait vivant d'un tunnel ↗dna.fr · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 8:17 PM UTC

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