Survivor of Nepal Floods Urges Continuation of Rescue Efforts
By Editor • September 13, 2026 • 1 min read
In a harrowing tale of survival, Sanjay Sah, a 30-year-old hydropower worker from Nepal, emerged from a flooded tunnel after enduring ten grueling days in darkness. His rescue on September 4 marked a poignant moment, not just for him but for the ongoing responses to the devastating floods affecting the region.
Speaking to reporters during his journey back to his home in Saptari district, Sah recounted his desperate situation. Stranded in the depths of the flooded tunnel, he relied on muddy water for sustenance while losing all track of time. His first question upon rescue poignantly reflected his disorientation: 'How many days has it been?'
As rescue operations continue in the aftermath of the floods, Sah emphasized the need for sustained efforts to help others still trapped or affected by the disaster. His experience highlights the urgent challenges facing rescuers and survivors in this ongoing crisis.
Source: www.scmp.com
