933 workers trapped at Nepal hydropower projects after floods
09:54, 31/08/2026, MondayU: Update: 10:06, 31/08/2026, Monday
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Nepal's Disaster Management Authority said Monday that rescue teams are racing to reach at least 933 workers trapped at six hydropower projects, as devastating floods and landslides sever road access to remote construction sites and leave authorities scrambling to assess widespread infrastructure damage.
Nepal's Disaster Management Authority said Monday that at least 933 workers remain trapped at six hydropower sites following devastating floods. The agency confirmed that rescue teams are racing to reach the stranded laborers.
Infrastructure damage
The deluge has destroyed roadways and bridges serving remote communities, Al Jazeera reported. Several areas remain inaccessible by conventional vehicles, complicating evacuation efforts for trapped personnel.
Missing persons search
Authorities are conducting search operations for civilians reported missing after flash floods and landslides struck populated valleys. Officials are assessing damage to hydropower facilities while attempting to restore communication lines.
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