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The workers were rescued from a depth of 170 metres, according to Nepal's Army.Brazil forward Gabriel Martinelli has transferred from Premier League champions Arsenal to Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal on a four-season contract. The deal is the most expensive in the Saudi Pro League this summer, with Martinelli valued at approximately 45 million euros.Two fresh incidents targeting the country's electricity grid drew police attention on Friday, according to Bild newspaper. The developments intensified security concerns following Berlin's accusation that Russia attempted a drone strike at Leipzig airport.Suspected insurgents attacked a hunting camp in the Niassa Special Reserve in northern Mozambique, prompting the evacuation of at least three Americans. The State Department said its embassy was aware of the attack but did not confirm American involvement.Two more Australians have been confirmed safe following last week's Nepal-Tibet flood, bringing the number of unaccounted-for Australians down to 36. Two trapped workers have been rescued from tunnels, with Nepalese officials expressing optimism about rescuing additional hydropower workers.Seoul is weighing military contributions to the Strait of Hormuz amid mounting US requests. The potential deployment would involve a naval logistics vessel and P-8A patrol aircraft, subject to parliamentary approval, and would represent the first such overseas commitment at American urging since 2004, when the Zaytun Division went to Iraq.Military and medical sources reported Friday that 81 people have died in fighting between Yemen's Houthis and Saudi-backed forces. The Iran-backed group is advancing toward the strategic Red Sea strait.Maria Bartiromo has departed Fox News and Fox Business after more than twelve years, losing three broadcast programs. An internal dispute over Trump's claims about election interference reportedly escalated before her departure.An environmental advocacy group says the fatalities occurred when people tried to tap crude oil from a pipeline in Rivers State around midnight Thursday. The government has not verified the death toll.Noah Caluori played with a detached wrist ligament throughout his breakthrough season for Saracens and England, scoring 18 tries in 13 Premiership games and making his international debut. The 19-year-old sustained the injury in December during a high ball contest against Exeter and delayed surgery until the summer to continue playing.Two people have been pulled alive from the Trishuli 3A hydropower tunnel in Nepal nine days after flash floods buried the project and trapped them underground. The workers were rescued from a depth of 170 metres, according to Nepal's Army.
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Two workers rescued alive from Nepal hydropower tunnel nine days after floods

Two people have been pulled alive from the Trishuli 3A hydropower tunnel in Nepal nine days after flash floods buried the project and trapped them underground. The workers were rescued from a depth of 170 metres, according to Nepal's Army.

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