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Twelve workers rescued from Himalayan power plant buried in mud after Indian glacier burst – ABC News
A dozen workers are rescued from a Himalayan power plant buried in mud and debris after an upstream glacier burst in northern Indian.
A dozen workers have been rescued from a Himalayan power plant that was buried in mud and debris after an upstream glacier burst.
Key points:
- Twelve people were rescued but authorities are still trying to find 37 trapped under debris in a power plant
- The disaster has left at least 26 people dead and 165 missing
- Experts said the disaster could be linked to global warming
Thousands of soldiers, paramilitary personnel and police have been working day and night to reach about 37 people trapped in a power…
