Rescuers in Nepal found a man and a woman alive on Saturday.

They were under broken buildings and dirt.

This was 10 days after big floods hit the country.

The man was in a tunnel at a water power place.

The prime minister's office said this.

Now three workers are alive from that place.

Two workers from Nepal were found there on Friday.

Nepal's army said a team helped the man.

The team had Nepalese soldiers and experts from South Korea.

They found him in a long tunnel.

The tunnel was 225 meters long.

The man is getting a health check now.

Chinese TV said his name is Lu Haitao.

He is in a hospital and his body is okay.

Lu said he called out when he saw rescue lights.

But the workers could not hear him.

He said he was very surprised when they found him.

In a town called Nuwakot, the army found a woman alive.

She was in a house.

The army said she was hurt.

They flew her to Kathmandu for help.

Army pictures showed her covered in mud.

Workers gave her water.

Then they pulled her out.

The rescue work is at 12 water power places.

About 900 workers are lost there.

About 500 workers are stuck in tunnels.

Officials said this.

Teams from India, China, South Korea, and the United States are looking for people.

At least 1,300 people died in the floods on Aug. 26.

A big ice block may have fallen and caused the floods.

More than 5,000 people are still lost.

Nepal's disaster office said this.