Indian rescuers lay temporary path in Chilime tunnel in Nepal
An Indian specialized tunnel rescue team, together with the Nepal Army, has set up a temporary path inside the Chilime tunnel in Rasuwa district, Nepal. Authorities reported this on Saturday, September 5. The temporary path is intended to enable the delivery of heavier equipment to the affected areas.
Work after the floods
The rescue operation continues after devastating flash floods swept through northern and central areas of Nepal on August 26. India sent specialized teams to Nepal to provide assistance after the disaster.
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The Indian team continues to work together with Nepal Army personnel in the Chilime tunnel.
Water diversion
On Friday, September 4, operation participants continued excavation work to divert water from the tunnel. The water was hindering rescue operations. The Hindu International reports, citing authorities, on progress in the operation at the Chilime site.
