Nepal’s deadly floods are still claiming lives — ten days later, rescuers pulled a Chinese man from a hydropower tunnel and a woman from her home, both survivors of the same catastrophic event that already claimed two Nepalese workers. The man shouted when he saw lights, but rescue teams couldn’t hear him — until they found him. The floods, triggered by a glacier collapse on August 26th, have killed over 1,300 and left more than 5,000 missing. The rescued are now in stable condition — one airlifted to Kathmandu, the other to a hospital — their muddy, battered forms a haunting reminder of the scale of this disaster. Every life saved is a triumph against unimaginable odds, as search teams continue their relentless efforts.

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