Rescue teams in China are continuing their search for survivors after devastating floods along the border with Nepal, though the critical 72-hour window has passed. Two villagers were pulled from rubble near the Gyirong border checkpoint early Saturday morning, offering a rare glimmer of hope. However, no survivors have been found at the checkpoint itself, which was completely destroyed by a powerful mudslide. The emergency operation is ongoing, despite the diminishing likelihood of finding additional people alive. The floods, which began earlier this week, have caused significant damage and prompted a large-scale response from Chinese authorities. The situation remains precarious as teams work to clear debris and assess the full extent of the disaster.