Families in Nepal have conducted symbolic funerals for loved ones lost in the ongoing rescue efforts following a catastrophic collapse in hydropower tunnels, while authorities and international teams continue searches for survivors and missing persons. The incident has resulted in at least 1,100 confirmed deaths and over 3,900 individuals reported missing, including numerous construction workers trapped underground. Humanitarian aid has begun arriving to support affected communities, though officials warn that reconstruction costs may exceed $5 billion as emergency responders work to recover bodies and assess the full scope of the tragedy.
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