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You're listening to NewsHour from the BBC World Service in London.
I'm Gary O'Donoghue.
Now, after nine days of devastating news from Nepal and Tibet, finally, some hope for those searching for survivors.
Thank you!
That was the dramatic moment when the first of two workers were rescued from a hydropower tunnel
more than a week after the flash flood that has killed more than 1,200 people, leaving thousands more still missing.
In a video released by the Nepalese authorities, one of the men, Kabir Mahajan,
was shown being hoisted from a hole in the ground as bystanders cheered, then lowered onto a stretcher.
His colleague, Sanjay Shah, was brought out on a worker's back.
His face still caked in mud before army doctors fitted an oxygen mask and checked his vitals.
A third man was also brought out, though he was already dead.