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How engineers in a Whats App group are guiding Nepal’s flood rescue efforts
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What happenedAuthorities hope some of the roughly 900 people reported missing at six hydropower plants may have escaped the deluge because they worked in or fled into tunnels.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "How Engineers Are Using Whats App To Guide Nepal's Flood Rescue Efforts". The center frames it as "How engineers in a Whats App group are guiding Nepal’s flood rescue efforts".
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How engineers in a Whats App group are guiding Nepal’s flood rescue efforts
Authorities hope some of the roughly 900 people reported missing at six hydropower plants may have escaped the deluge because they worked in or fled into tunnels.
How Engineers Are Using Whats App To Guide Nepal's Flood Rescue Efforts
An army of experts in a Whats App group is guiding rescue workers scouring a Nepali valley after a huge flash flood more than a week ago as they desperately search for anyone who may be ali...
