Two more Australians found safe as Nepal-Tibet flood rescue continues
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.
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