AMAZING! 64-Year-Old Woman Rescued Alive in Nepal 10 Days After Devastating Flood

A remarkable rescue operation in Nepal has brought a moment of hope amid the devastation caused by a massive wall of ice, rock and mud that tore through a Himalayan valley.

In the video  ,rescuers reportedly found 64-year-old Chandika Shrestha alive inside her partially buried home in Nuwakot district, 10 days after the disaster struck.

Shrestha was discovered on the fourth floor of the building, where she had apparently survived despite being trapped for more than a week. In emotional scenes captured after her rescue, rescuers rushed to give her water as they worked to stabilize her before she was transported for medical attention.

Following the rescue, Shrestha was airlifted to a hospital in Kathmandu for further treatment. Her survival has been described as extraordinary, considering the scale of destruction across the affected Himalayan valley.

Local media reports indicate that the disaster has caused an enormous humanitarian crisis, with more than 1,300 people reportedly killed and over 5,600 still missing.

The devastating flow of ice, rocks and mud swept through communities, destroying homes and infrastructure and leaving families searching desperately for loved ones. Rescue teams have continued their operations despite challenging terrain and the difficult conditions created by the disaster.

Shrestha’s rescue video  after 10 days offers a rare glimmer of hope to families still waiting for news about missing relatives. It also highlights the importance of sustained search-and-rescue efforts following major natural disasters, where survivors can sometimes be found long after they are believed to have perished.