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The Trishuli River flows through the Rasuwa district of Nepal, where employees are currently building a power plant.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 3
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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The Trishuli River flows through the Rasuwa district of Nepal, where employees are currently building a power plant.

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  1. The hydropower project on the Trishuli River is now operational and drawing power.1 source
  2. A worker named Ram Chandra, involved in hydropower projects on Nepal's Trishuli river, spoke to CNN following a disaster.Sub-event
  3. A crisis unfolds in Bharatpur, central Nepal, involving the Marshyangdi river and the search efforts for missing persons like Damodar.Sub-event
  4. Power plant construction underway in Nepal along the Trishuli River.1 source
  5. Rising water threatens power projects in Rasuwa, Nepal.1 source

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