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  • Sep 04, 2026 12:14 IST

2 Nepal Workers Survive 9 Days Trapped In A Tunnel: What Happens To The Body And Mind

Two workers rescued after nine days inside a flood-hit Nepal hydropower tunnel faced extreme risks from cold, dehydration, hunger, poor ventilation, injuries and psychological trauma. Doctors explain what prolonged entrapment can do to the body and brain
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