Recently, a landslide occurred in Nepal, and a 49-year-old Chinese worker was rescued after being trapped in a tunnel for 11 days.
On September 17, the sister of the person involved, Lu Hairong, told Nandu N Video reporter,Lu Haitao returned to China this morning and has not yet met her. Lu Haitao revealed to Nandu reporters that he has already met the child and the follow-up itinerary has not yet been determined.

September 17, in front of Lu Haitao’s house.
Nandu previously reported that on August 26, an ice and rock avalanche occurred on the glacier on the north slope of Langtangli Rang Peak in Nepal, triggering a mudslide. The rushing mud destroyed the hydropower station project where Lu Haitao was working. Fortunately, he climbed to a high point in the tunnel and was finally rescued on September 5 after being trapped for 11 days. Lying on the hospital bed, the 49-year-old sighed: “This is a miracle.”
From September 10th to 12th, reporters from Nandu visited Tangyin County. Lu Haitao’s sister, Lu Hairong, recalled that her brother had sent money to his family before his accident. When she heard about him again, she lost contact and “my heart twitched.” It turns out that this is not a wealthy family: in his early years, Lu Haitao’s parents were sick and hospitalized, and the family was under great financial pressure. “The child has also reached the age of starting a family, and he can’t make money from farming, so he went out to work.”
“It’s all forced by life. Who can do that work if you have money?” a village cadre in Lu Haitao’s hometown lamented to a reporter from Nandu. Today, in Tangyin County, there are many people like Lu Haitao who go abroad to work. Some even go to Africa. Many people choose to work in the construction industry.
此前報道

Nandu previously reported.
On September 14, Nandu reporters contacted Lu Haitao, who was still in Nepal. He said that he had been discharged from the hospital and was living in a hotel in Nepal. I haven’t thought about my future work and life arrangements yet. “I haven’t recovered yet, and I will still think about what happened when I was trapped in the past few days.”
Lu Haitao told Nandu reporters that after being rescued, he contacted his son and sister and wanted to meet his family when he returned to his hometown. “The child must be worried about my health. How could he not be worried? I would know it even without telling him.”