Human voices have been heard from inside the Trishuli 3A tunnel, signaling an encouraging development in the ongoing search and rescue operation, according to a statement by Member of Parliament Shreeram Neupane. The information regarding human sounds from within the structure was conveyed by personnel from the deployed Nepal Army rescue unit.
Following the detection, joint rescue teams comprising the Nepal Army and the Armed Police Force entered the tunnel to accelerate search operations. MP Neupane highlighted the communication from inside as a hopeful indicator for the rescue mission.
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MP Neupane, who had been on-site until yesterday evening assisting in the capacity of an engineer, announced his transition back to his role as a lawmaker. Rather than using a helicopter, he stated plans to travel on foot to Bidur while engaging in public dialogue, before returning to Kathmandu by vehicle.
The lawmaker expressed his deep gratitude to the Nepal Army, Armed Police Force, technical personnel, and all rescuers involved in the operation. Efforts remain focused on safely rescuing those inside the tunnel at the earliest possible time.
