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00:04More than a week has passed since the Nepal floods.
00:06Nepal's Foreign Minister Sisser had previously publicly complained
00:09Nepal's greenhouse gas emissions are negligible.
00:13Yet they suffer the consequences of global warming.
00:15This includes rapid glacial melting and extreme land disasters.
00:19He then threatened to demand climate justice compensation from China, the United States, and India.
00:24Compensation
00:24However, Sisser changed his tune after meeting with the Chinese ambassador to Nepal yesterday.
00:27Nepal indicates it agrees with China's viewpoint.
00:30They believe that addressing climate change is a shared responsibility of the international community.
00:33Therefore, Nepal will participate in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
00:37And seeking international compensation under the framework of the Paris Agreement.
00:40The death toll from the Nepal floods continues to rise.
00:44The number has now reached 1,290, with over 5,600 still missing.
00:49Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
00:51Earlier reports indicated that at least 900 workers were trapped.
00:54Trisuri 3A Hydroelectric Project Tunnel
00:57Cries for help were heard today.
00:58Rescue workers launched a search following the sound.
01:01Two trapped workers were eventually rescued.
01:04This brings hope to the search and rescue operation that has lasted for several days.
01:07This has led outsiders to believe that there may be more survivors inside the tunnel.
01:17The ninth day of the Nepal floods
01:20Search and rescue teams successfully rescued two trapped workers in the hydroelectric plant tunnel today.
01:24people
01:25The two were covered in mud when they were rescued.
01:27The body is very weak
01:29They were carried away from the scene by search and rescue personnel and taken to a nearby rescue station.
01:34examine
01:34After confirming that the condition is stable, the patient will be sent to the hospital for observation.
01:38This good news
01:39This undoubtedly brought great encouragement to the rescue team.
01:42This also gave them more confidence.
01:44Continue searching deeper into the tunnel for more survivors.
01:49After the flood
01:50Traffic disruptions along both banks of the Trisouli River in Nepal
01:53Authorities urgently set up ziplines
01:55Assisting disaster victims to cross the river
01:57One by one, the residents sat in the metal hanging baskets.
02:01Military and police officers pulled ropes to cross the river
02:04Many people risked crossing the river
02:06Just to check on the condition of my home.
02:08Or try to retrieve items left behind after the flood.
02:29Disaster victims who lost their homes
02:30Now they can only temporarily squeeze into the school shelter.
02:33Many people lined up to receive water buckets.
02:36Relief supplies such as clothing and blankets
02:38The classrooms were also emptied.
02:40It became a temporary shelter for disaster victims.
02:42Many relief supplies
02:44It can only meet immediate living needs.
02:46For these homeless residents
02:49Temporary shelters are also impossible.
02:52Live like this forever
02:53We are in a small room
02:57Maybe none of us have families.
02:59We don't have families.
03:00We don't have families.
03:01We don't have families.
03:05Mom and Dad
03:06None of them have families
03:08Special times
03:10He has no family.
03:10So these are
03:11Because we don't have families.
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