'It's like layer upon layer of miracles': How Nepal flood survivors were rescued from tunnel
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'Layer upon layer of miracles' to find tunnel survivors, Nepal rescue adviser tells BBC - Published A tunnelling expert involved in the rescue operation at a blocked Nepalese hydropower tunnel has described to the BBC how they managed to reach survivors.
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'Layer upon layer of miracles' to find tunnel survivors, Nepal rescue adviser tells BBC - Published A tunnelling expert involved in the rescue operation at a blocked Nepalese hydropower tunnel has described to the BBC how they managed to reach survivors.
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