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Families of those still missing in Nepal’s hydropower tunnels want rescuers to work faster

KATHMANDU: Almost two weeks after a devastating glacial flash flood ripped through Nepal's riverside villages, the hope of rescuing the thousands of people still missing is now slowly turning into anger for some.

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尼泊尔水电站隧道失踪人员家属希望救援人员加快救援速度。

Family members of workers swept away by floodwaters at the Trishuli-3B Hydropower Project staging a peaceful protest at Maitighar Mandala, Kathmandu, on Sept 7. - ST: DESMOND FOO

KATHMANDU: Almost two weeks after a devastating glacial flash flood ripped through Nepal’s riverside villages, the hope of rescuing the thousands of people still missing is now slowly turning into anger for some.

In Kathmandu’s Maitighar Mandala neighbourhood, about 50 people protested on Monday (Sept 7), holding photos of their loved ones who have been missing since the flood and demanding that the government expedite their rescue.

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