4 days under debris, still alive: How a 97-year-old woman survived Nepal floods
In an inspiring tale of survival, a 97-year-old woman managed to endure four harrowing days trapped in rubble after the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal. Rescue teams are still combing through the obliterated regions for additional survivors. Although some individuals fled to safety, many families are left mourning their missing members and the devastation of their homes, revealing a…
Guna Maya Bohara, a 97-year-old woman, was rescued from under the rubble of her care home four days after Nepal's flash floods. Her rescue has become an inspiring survival story. Images show the mud-covered woman being carried to safety by a digger. She was taken to the hospital and is recovering. Her great-nephew described her as a warrior who had returned victorious from battle.
Nepal's flood death toll has surpassed 700, with over 2,500 people still missing. Rescuers continue operations in the worst-hit areas. Bohara's survival stands out as she remained buried for four days before being found.
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