'You Wait Here, I'll Go and Check': Chinese Supervisor Abandoned 265 Tunnel Workers as Tragedy Struck Nepal
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Nepal flood survivor claims Chinese supervisor fled hydro tunnel during rescue ops
A worker who survived the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal has alleged that a Chinese supervisor fled from a Trishuli-3A hydropower tunnel after workers sought his help to be let out.
'You wait here, I'll go and check': Chinese supervisor abandoned 265 tunnel workers as tragedy struck Nepal
Raj Chhetri, a worker who escaped from Tunnel No. 3, said about 265 people were inside when the disaster struck. According to him, workers had sensed that something was wrong shortly before the massive flood surged through the area.
Raj Chhetri, a worker who escaped from the Trishuli-3A hydropower tunnel's No. 3 tunnel after the devastating floods in Nepal, recounted the horrific conditions. He claimed that around 265 workers were working in the tunnel, many of whom died and others were crying for help.
Nepal Flood Survivor Claims Supervisor Abandoned Workers During Rescue
A survivor of the recent catastrophic floods in Nepal has claimed that a Chinese supervisor abandoned workers trapped in a tunnel at the Trishuli-3A Hydropower Station during rescue efforts. The allegations stem from an incident where workers requested assistance to escape a perilous situation, but allegedly, the supervisor fled without offering help. The project is […] The post Nepal Flood Survivor Claims Supervisor Abandoned Workers During Res…
A Chinese supervisor has been accused of abandoning 265 workers in a tunnel at the Trishuli-3A hydroelectric project in Nepal's Rasuwa district after a flood hit the area. Hundreds of lives were lost due to negligence despite flood warnings. According to the surviving workers, the tragedy could have been averted if they had been warned in time. There has been intense anger against the Chinese company.
Could many of the workers working in the tunnel at the Trishuli Hydropower Project have been saved? A worker who returned alive from the tunnel seems to suggest otherwise. He accused the Chinese supervisor of preventing the workers from getting out.
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