Nepal & Upper Trishuli 3A

Nepal: Nepal is the primary affected country, facing a humanitarian crisis with over 1,200 deaths and thousands missing. The disaster impacts its hydropower sector and infrastructure, with rescue operations ongoing.

Upper Trishuli 3A: The Upper Trishuli 3A is the site of the tunnel rescue. The disaster has halted operations and caused damage, affecting its construction and future electricity generation.

Nepal: Nepal is the country affected by the devastating flash floods, which have caused significant loss of life and infrastructure damage, impacting its economy and hydropower sector.

Upper Trishuli 3A: The project's tunnel was sealed by flooding, trapping workers. The rescue of two workers is a positive development, but the project has suffered damage and operations are disrupted.

Nepal: Nepal suffered catastrophic loss of life and infrastructure damage; the event highlights climate risks and may affect foreign investment in hydropower.

Upper Trishuli 3A: Site of the rescue; the project suffered tunnel blockage and worker casualties, likely delaying operations and increasing costs.

Nepal: Nepal suffered a catastrophic flood that killed over 1,200 people and destroyed significant hydropower infrastructure, reducing national generation capacity by 10% and causing economic and humanitarian damage.

Upper Trishuli 3A: The project's tunnel entrance was buried, delaying rescue; the plant is damaged and non-operational.

Nepal: Nepal suffered catastrophic loss of life and infrastructure damage, with over 1,100 dead and thousands missing. The disaster crippled hydropower capacity and triggered a major reconstruction and compensation campaign.

Upper Trishuli 3A: Trishuli-3A was a focus of tunnel rescue, with workers trapped. The project suffered damage and operational losses.

Nepal: Nepal is the epicenter of the disaster, suffering over 1,250 deaths, thousands missing, and extensive damage to infrastructure and hydropower facilities. The country faces a massive humanitarian and reconstruction effort, with its electricity export capacity severely curtailed.

Upper Trishuli 3A: 42 people believed trapped inside underground powerhouse, causing operational halt.