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97-Year-Old Survives 4 Days Trapped in Rubble After Nepal Flash Floods

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A 97-year-old woman was rescued after spending four days buried under debris following devastating flash floods in Nepal. The floods caused widespread destruction, reducing entire areas to rubble and displacing numerous residents. Rescue teams continue to search the affected regions for additional survivors. While some people managed to escape to safety, many families remain without news of missing loved ones and have lost their homes. The disaster has left communities grappling with both rare moments of hope and deep tragedy.

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