Pakistan, Sept. 4 -- Two hydropower workers were rescued from a debris-filled tunnel in Nepal on Friday. The rescue came more than a week after catastrophic flooding struck the region. Rescue teams pulled Sanjay Shah, 30, and Kabir Maharjan, 45, from the Trishuli 3A tunnel. Shah worked as a mechanical foreman, while Maharjan served as a mechanical supervisor. Their rescue brought relief after days of uncertainty for their families and colleagues.

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The two men had remained trapped since August 26. A huge wall of mud and debris swept through the area after a rock and ice avalanche. Hundreds of hydropower workers remained missing after the disaster. Nepalese authorities initial...