Nepal Flash Floods: Baby Girl Rescued Alive Seven Days After Devastating Surge
A one-and-a-half-month-old baby girl was rescued alive seven days after devastating flash floods in Nepal’s Rasuwa district. Found beneath flood debris on September 1, her emotional rescue video has gone viral.
The Nepali Army has deployed extensive rescue and relief operations from the Rasuwa-Dhunge camp in the flood-affected area. Rescuers found the infant on September 1 and brought her to the Rasuwa-Dhange relief camp.
The army has also started transporting relief materials to settlements affected by the floods in Rasuwa, while people stranded in the affected areas are being airlifted as rescue and relief operations continue.
A viral video circulating from Nepal shows the emotional rescue of the baby girl, who was found alive after being trapped beneath flood debris. The footage of rescuers carrying the infant has gone viral on social media as rescue teams continue their efforts across the flood-affected areas.
Amid widespread destruction of villages and civil life, the safe rescue of the baby has brought a rare moment of relief and hope, while the Nepali Army continues rescue, relief material distribution and airlift operations in the affected areas.

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