A devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River, Nepal, has left hundreds of workers feared trapped within hydropower tunnels. The Nepali Army has initiated rescue operations, successfully reaching workers at some project sites. However, accessing the remaining impacted areas along the Trishuli corridor continues to be a significant challenge, hindering full-scale rescue efforts. The floodwaters have compromised access routes, hampering the delivery of essential supplies and personnel. Authorities are working to clear debris and establish safe pathways for further rescue teams. The extent of the damage and the total number of those affected are still being assessed. The incident highlights the risks associated with hydropower construction in the region, particularly during monsoon season.