Les secours népalais sont parvenus vendredi à extraire vivants deux ouvriers d'un tunnel du nord du pays où ils étaient retenus prisonniers depuis la crue catastrophique du 26 août, ont annoncé deux ministres.
"Nous avons été informés qu'une personne vient juste d'être extraite saine et sauve du tunnel de Trishuli-3", a d'abord déclaré le ministre de l'Energie, Biraj Bhakta Shrestha. "Nous venons d'apprendre qu'une deuxième personne avait été sauvée", a ajouté peu après son collègue de l'Intérieur, Sudan Gurung.
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