00:00A man who trapped for nine days inside a high-power project following last month's flood disaster in Nepal is
00:07now recovering at home.
00:0946-year-old Kabir Maharjan said on Monday that the ordeal has left him afraid to sleep in the dark.
00:31Maharjan was pulled out alive on the 10th day after spending nine days trapped inside the upper Trishuli 3, a
00:39hydropower project in Rasuwa.
00:41He recalled seeing the approaching flood on CCTV before trying to escape with colleague Sanjay Sa through a cable tunnel.
01:00He gave his way to the top of the car to the top of the car, and to the top
01:06of the car, his way the night came to the next day.
01:07He was completely in the middle of the tunnel and was a great man.
01:10He would go to the next day.
01:15He would go to the next day and get him to the next day.
01:23He would go home and get his way to the next day.
01:26The effect of the city here is the one who broke his death, and he did his death robbing.
01:32Everyone came in.
01:38He was at the time of the village here he had the death!
01:41He was a young man and the rat at the time of the village.
01:42But despite the telling of his death, he went to the village of the village and this is always his
01:49death.
01:49He came to the village for a water, and I saw that in the village.
01:55We are now recovering at home in Kathmandu, his hands and foot are still bandaged, while
02:14his family held a traditional Sagan ritual, a ceremony performed to bring good fortune.
02:19The disaster was triggered by the collapse of a glacier near the Nepal-China border in
02:25late August, sending landslides and flash floods through downstream valleys.
02:30At least 1,450 people were killed, while more than 6,000 remain missing.
02:37Search and recovery operations are still underway as Nepal continues its efforts to recover
02:42from the devastating flood.
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