DIVYA DELHI: Rescue teams in Nepal continued a desperate search for possible survivors trapped inside tunnels nearly a week after a major disaster, as emergency crews worked through difficult conditions to reach those believed to be stranded underground. Rescuers have been using heavy machinery, specialized equipment and manual digging efforts to clear debris and gain access to the affected sections. The operation has been slowed by unstable ground, blocked passages and concerns over the safety of rescue personnel. Officials said teams were focusing on areas where signs of trapped people could potentially be detected, while medical workers remained on standby to provide immediate assistance if survivors were found. Relatives and local residents have gathered near the site, anxiously awaiting updates from authorities. The prolonged operation has raised concerns about the chances of survival, but rescue officials said efforts would continue as long as conditions allow. Emergency teams are working around the clock, coordinating excavation, search and medical operations in an effort to reach anyone who may still be alive.
