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Forty-one workers remain trapped for a seventh day in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India as rescue efforts face challenges and delays. A new drilling machine has arrived to replace the damaged one, but concerns about vibrations causing more debris hinder progress. Families of the trapped workers express frustration as the timeline for their rescue remains uncertain.

Forty-one workers remain trapped for a seventh day in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India as rescue efforts face challenges and delays. A new drilling machine has arrived to replace the damaged one, but concerns about vibrations causing more debris hinder progress. Families of the trapped workers express frustration as the timeline for their rescue remains uncertain.

The number of workers trapped inside the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand has been updated from 40 to 41. The National Highways and Infrastructure Devel

New Delhi, Nov 18 (EFE).- Indian authorities have halted efforts to rescue 40 workers trapped in a tunnel in northern India as operations entered the sixth day on Saturday. The authorities are now exploring other options and looking to replace damaged machinery at the site, located in Uttarkashi district in the northern state of Uttarakhand. …

Forty-one workers remain trapped in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India for a seventh day as a new drilling matching arrived on site to replace the damaged one.

Authorities began drilling into the rubble and debris on Thursday and have so far covered a stretch of 79 feet, said Devendra Patwal, a disaster management official.

Forty-one workers remain trapped for a seventh day in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India as rescue efforts face challenges and delays. A new drilling machine has arrived to replace the damaged one, but concerns about vibrations causing more debris hinder progress. Families of the trapped workers express frustration as the timeline for their rescue remains uncertain.

Authorities began drilling into the rubble and debris on Thursday and have so far covered a stretch of 79 feet, said Devendra Patwal, a disaster management official.

Forty-one workers remain trapped for a seventh day in a collapsed road tunnel in northern India as rescue efforts face challenges and delays. A new drilling machine has arrived to replace the damaged one, but concerns about vibrations causing more debris hinder progress. Families of the trapped workers express frustration as the timeline for their rescue remains uncertain.

Rescuers in northern India are supplying food and medicine to 40 construction workers as officials started drilling through the rubble to reach the men who have been buried since a portion of the tunnel they were working on collapsed over the weekend.