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More than 900 feared trapped in Nepal's flooded power tunnels

More than 900 workers are feared trapped in Nepal's flooded power stations. An expert says survivors could live up to 17 days underground.

Why it mattersThe 17-day window matters because it shapes how fast rescuers must work. It also gives families hope that trapped workers may still be alive.

AustraliaAn Australian expert (Arnold Dix from Melbourne) is assisting the rescue effort, providing technical advice to help locate and reach trapped workers.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 13 h ago

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