Munna Qureshi, the rescue expert who gained national recognition for his role in the Silkyara tunnel operation in India, is currently engaged in rescue efforts in Nepal. Qureshi, often referred to as a 'rat-hole' mining specialist, has described the current situation in Nepal as a 'never-before challenge.'

According to reports, the nature of the terrain and the specific circumstances of the incidents in Nepal have created a complex environment for the rescue team. Qureshi noted that the team is currently managing 'multiple potential rescues,' which requires a different tactical approach than the singular focus of the Silkyara tunnel collapse. While the Silkyara operation involved a specific, contained site, the current operations in Nepal appear to involve broader geographical or logistical hurdles that have tested the team's established methods.

There is limited information regarding the specific nature of the incidents in Nepal or the exact number of individuals involved. The reports emphasize the shift from the high-profile success of the Silkyara mission to the current, more ambiguous challenges faced by Qureshi and his team. The situation remains fluid as the rescue operations continue under these reportedly difficult conditions.