Rescue teams seek workers trapped in hydropower tunnels
Reuters reported rescue efforts at 11 projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, involving Nepalese teams and foreign specialists.
Open source →Current situation
An ongoing crisis.
Reuters reported on 31 Aug 2026 that rescue teams were trying to reach 933 workers trapped at 11 hydropower projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot. The same report cited a Red Cross estimate that more than 90,000 people had been affected.
90,000+
people affected, according to a Red Cross estimate reported by Reuters on 31 Aug 2026.
Reuters source →
933
workers were reported trapped at 11 hydropower projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot on 31 Aug 2026.
Reuters source →
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Field teams report from affected districts
UMN said its staff visited affected sites, collected data, met local communities and coordinated with local authorities.
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Campaign information
Help Nepal Global
- Type
- Independent humanitarian fundraising initiative
- Based in
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Contact
- helpnepalglobal@gmail.com
Help Nepal Global is an independent fundraising initiative operated from São Paulo, Brazil. It does not officially represent or claim a partnership with any NGO, government agency or international organization unless expressly stated and documented.
Beneficiary selection criteria
How organizations are selected
Organizations receiving campaign funds must:
- Be legally registered and verifiably active;
- Demonstrate humanitarian work in Nepal;
- Provide evidence of direct operations or trusted local partnerships;
- Maintain transparent financial and operational records;
- Receive funds through an official institutional bank account;
- Provide confirmation or proof that the transferred funds were received.
No campaign funds will be transferred to personal bank accounts. Preference will be given to organizations actively assisting communities affected by the emergency. The selected organization, transferred amount and proof of transfer will be published on this website.
Independent campaign. There is no official partnership with any NGO unless expressly stated. Net proceeds will be directed exclusively to humanitarian assistance through verified organizations. Last update: .