BS News Agency: The rescue team saw a new ray of hope amidst the rubble of the terrible floods in Nepal. Three days after the terrible floods, a six-year-old child was rescued alive from under thick mud and debris on Friday evening. Rescue workers in Timure village of Rasua district have breathed a sigh of relief for now. This rescue is considered very important as many people are still missing after the terrible natural disaster.
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Recently, the water of the Bhote Koshi river overflowed, creating a terrible flood situation in a vast area of Timure and Rasua district. Many houses and infrastructure were damaged by the floodwaters. A team of the Armed Police Force was searching for survivors in the rubble.
During the search, the rescue workers suddenly heard faint cries from deep in the ground. Without wasting any time, they quickly started digging in the area. After some effort, the child was rescued from under the mud and debris. It is known that the child's name is Manisha Magar. After the rescue, the child was initially given primary treatment in Timur. But later, as her physical condition deteriorated, she needed advanced treatment. Arrangements were made to quickly take her to Kathmandu. Although there was a plan to evacuate her by helicopter on Friday evening, it was not possible due to bad weather and low visibility.
Finally, when the weather improved slightly, the child was taken to a hospital in Kathmandu by helicopter on Saturday afternoon. She is currently being treated there under the supervision of specialist doctors.
The video of this extraordinary rescue has already gone viral on social media. Many people have praised the courage and perseverance of the rescue team. Many have written that the child was found alive when almost all hope was lost. Meanwhile, the administration has also been active in searching for Manisha's family. If anyone recognizes her or has any information about her family, they have been requested to contact the relevant authorities.
Rescue and relief work is still underway in Nepal due to the devastating floods. Rescue teams are still searching for those missing in the rubble. Nepal's Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal said that reconstruction and rehabilitation after the floods could cost billions of dollars. According to the official count, 675 bodies have been recovered so far and more than 2,400 people are missing. In this situation, the rescue of six-year-old Manisha alive is undoubtedly a rare message of hope in devastated Nepal.