Rescuers hurried Monday to reach workers believed trapped inside tunnels at hydropower plants buried by mud after devastating floods in Nepal, as the death toll rose and families pressed for news. The effort centers on tunnel sites at hydropower facilities where mud and debris hindered access, according to the report. Photographs and video captions describe rescuers in yellow vests and helmets at the entrance of a mud-filled tunnel linked to the Chilime Hydropower Plant in Rasuwa, Nepal, with authorities noting rescue operations in progress. The scene underscores a broader disaster unfolding across the region following deadly flash floods and a mudslide.