Pakistan, Sept. 5 -- A Chinese national was rescued alive from a tunnel in Nepal on Saturday. He survived for 10 days after devastating floods struck the Himalayan region. Nepal Army officials identified the man as Lu Haitao. Rescuers found him inside a 225-metre tunnel at the Upper Trishuli-1 Hydropower Project. The rescue came after floods and mudslides killed more than 1,300 people. Authorities continue searching for hundreds of people trapped inside tunnels.

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Lu became the third person rescued alive from tunnels in the affected region. Officials believe around 900 people may remain trapped in several tunnels. On Friday, rescuers saved two people from another tunnel. That tun...