Nepal: two workers pulled alive from a tunnel nine days after the Bhote Koshi flood

Australia

3 SOURCES

Focus on its own nationals · 4 of 8 countries

Canberra is gauging the Nepalese rescue efforts through its own expert, Arnold Dix, who was sent on site to support tunnel rescue operations.

Bangladesh

2 SOURCES

Caution amid a still evolving toll · 3 of 8 countries

Dhaka takes note of the rescue of two workers, pulled alive from a Nepalese tunnel nine days after the flood, proof that a still evolving toll leaves room for hope.

China

incl. 1 state outlet

2 SOURCES

Focus on its own nationals · 4 of 8 countries

Beijing weighs the drama in light of its own citizens, as two workers emerged alive from a tunnel after nine days in the Bhote Koshi flood.

South Korea

3 SOURCES

Focus on its own nationals · 4 of 8 countries

Seoul is weighing the rescue of two Nepalese workers in light of the fate of its nine nationals still missing just six kilometers away.

United States

4 SOURCES

Caution amid a still evolving toll · 3 of 8 countries

The United States is first focusing on the human miracle - two workers extracted alive nine days after the flood - before measuring how many others remain unaccounted for in the same tunnels.

France

7 SOURCES

Caution amid a still evolving toll · 3 of 8 countries

Paris notes, at the heart of a situation that continues to worsen, the rare good news of the two workers rescued nine days after the Nepal flood, without confusing this with the end of the search efforts.

India

2 SOURCES

Focus on its own nationals · 4 of 8 countries

New Delhi takes away from this rescue the account of its own officer engaged on site, and the still uncertain fate of Indian workers gone missing in Nepal's tunnels.

Népal

6 SOURCES

Nepalese ground narrative · 1 of 8 countries

Kathmandu is witnessing the contrast between two survivors rescued alive from the Trishuli-3A tunnel and the dozens of families who, nine days after the flood, continue to search for a name on the walls of the capital's hospitals.