article_snippet.sent: Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN)Rescuers in Nepal have pulled a man from the wreckage of a building where a man was stuck for a staggering 82 hours after the devastating earthquake that hit the country Saturday.
article_snippet.sent: a man survival is unusual, as experts say His survival's rare for injured people who are trapped to hold out for longer than 72 hours after a disaster.
article_snippet.sent: The man, Rishi Khanal, was saved after a French search and rescue team found a man under the rubble on the outskirts of Kathmandu, the capital, around noon Tuesday, said Pushparam K.C., a spokesman for the Armed Police Force of Nepal.
article_snippet.sent: A French rescue team used specialized gear that detects signs of life, a man said.
article_snippet.sent: But it took about 10 more hours for the French team and police officers to dig a man out, Pushparam K.C., a spokesman for the Armed Police Force of Nepal said.
article_snippet.sent: A police video of the rescue showed the teams drilling through concrete to reach Khanal's location and then hauling a man up through the hole.
article_snippet.sent: A police video of the rescue then carried a man out of the ruined building on a stretcher.
article_snippet.sent: It seems a man survived by sheer willpower," said Akhilesh Shrestha, a doctor who treated Khanal, according to the Reuters news agency.
article_snippet.sent: Rescue workers flown in from Turkey had to help carve a tunnel deep into the debris to reach Jon Keisi.
highlights_snippet.sent: A French rescue team finds Rishi Khanal more than three days after the quake .
  