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Ormanjhi: In Khirabeda, the anxiety has now reached its peak as three people from this nondescript village on the outskirts of Ranchi are still stuck in

N Khirabeda village, located on the outskirts of Ranchi, anxiety has peaked as three residents remain trapped in the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand. The rescue operation faced setbacks when the auger machines blades, drilling through the tunnel debris, became stuck, potentially delaying the rescue for the 41 trapped workers.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) in India is intensifying efforts to rescue 41 workers trapped in the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi for the past 14 days. The NDMA is employing various strategies, including vertical drilling, horizontal drilling, and manual digging. Vertical drilling has commenced as the second-best option, with 15 meters already completed, and it will continue until reaching 86 meters before breaking the tunnels crust to extract the workers.

Uttarkashi: Drilling to create a vertical escape route for the 41 workers trapped inside the collapsed tunnel in Silkyara here for two weeks began on Sunday, an official said,...

The member also mentioned that as many as six plans are being executed to rescue the workers but the best option so far is horizontal drilling under which 47 meters of drilling have been completed

"Once he comes out, we will never allow him to work here again," a distraught Chaudhary said on Sunday, waiting for the rescue of his son, who has been stuck inside the collapsed tunnel in Silkyara along with 40 others for two weeks. Having lost his another son in an accident in Mumbai earlier,

Rescuing 41 workers trapped in a highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas for two weeks will take much longer than previously hoped as rescuers are switching to manual drilling following damage to machinery, officials said on Saturday. The heavy drill brought in to break through nearly 60 meters of debris was damaged on Friday and

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) on Sunday said that work is on to retrieve broken parts of the auger machine and start manual digging while vertical drilling has also started to bring out 41 workers trapped in Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi for the last 14 days.

The rescue operation to evacuate 41 trapped workers in a Uttarakhand tunnel for 15 days received another major blow as the giant drill working on their rescue collapsed. The Indian Army was called in to join the operation and was tasked with the manual drilling.

Once he comes out, we will never allow him to work here again, a distraught Chaudhary said on Sunday, waiting for the rescue of his son, who has been stuck inside the collapsed tunnel in Silkyara along with 40 others for two weeks.