Sustained on Noodles, 97-Year-Old Woman Pulled From Rubble: How People Survived Nepal Flash Floods
Doctors say the 97-year-old is recovering after a four-hour rescue, as more than 3,700 people have been saved in the floods.
- On Friday, rescuers freed 97-year-old Guna Maya Bohara from flood debris in Nepal after a four-hour operation, with her great-nephew Dipak Bohara traveling from Kathmandu to assist.
- The disaster began Wednesday when a glacier collapse in the Himalayan border region triggered flash floods, killing hundreds of people across Nepal and Tibet.
- More than 3,700 people have been rescued in Nepal so far, according to the Associated Press, with thousands of security personnel deployed to reach isolated communities accessible only by helicopter.
- Complications persist as debris blocks the Bhotekoshi River, while India reports around 320 nationals remain uncontactable and Chinese rescue teams continue evacuations around Gyirong County.
- India has deployed relief flights and a tunnel rescue team to help restore connectivity, underscoring the disaster's significant international dimension as recovery efforts continue across the region.
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Nepal floods: 97-yr-old woman pulled alive from rubble
Extraordinary accounts of survival are emerging from Nepal's devastating flash floods, including a 97-year-old woman rescued from rubble and individuals who fled collapsing settlements, spending nights stranded in forests before rescue.
Buried under rubble for hours, 97-year-old Guna Bohara emerges like a warrior, now face of Nepal floods
Guna Maya Bohara's story is one of the many tales of survival from flood-ravaged areas of Nepal, where people fled collapsing settlements on Wednesday, seeking refuge on hillsides and spending nights stranded in forests before rescuers could reach them.
A 97-year-old woman buried by the deadly flood in Nepal was rescued after a four-hour rescue operation.
Swept away, buried and stranded: Nepal flood survivors recall desperate escapes - The Tribune
The images of a mud-covered elderly woman being carried to safety in the scoop of a digger have come to symbolise extraordinary accounts of survival in Nepal’s devastating flash floods. The woman, 97-year-old Guna Maya Bohara, was pulled alive from the rubble of her care home after a four-hour rescue operation. Her doctors say she […]
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