Rescuers pull 2 trapped workers from a hydropower tunnel 9 days after Nepal floods

In Nepal, rescuers successfully saved two workers from a hydropower tunnel nine days after devastating floods, likely triggered by a glacier collapse, struck the region. The rescued men, a mechanical foreman and supervisor, were found in the Trishuli 3A tunnel and are now in stable condition at a Kathmandu hospital. The disaster has left at least 557 workers missing from the project, with about 115 believed trapped in the main tunnel. Overall, the floods have claimed 1,259 lives in Nepal, with over 5,000 people still missing. The situation is dire, with hopes that more survivors will be found. This tragedy highlights the vulnerability of infrastructure projects to natural disasters and the urgent need for effective disaster management strategies. QUESTION: How might the increasing frequency of natural disasters impact future infrastructure projects and the safety of workers involved?