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The flood in Nepal and Tibet destroyed 12 hydroelectric plants and 27 were damaged. At least 900 workers are trapped in their tunnels and it is unknown if any are still alive. Although Kathmandu had initially rejected international help, it accepted the collaboration of experts from India and China to make their way through the tunnels blocked by stones and mud and in forensic work to identify the bodies found. Our special envoy Adrián Foncillas provides us with more information.

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