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Hope that they would be rescued soon kept many of the workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in India strong through their ordeal, some of the men said on Wednesday, hours after they were pulled out of 17-days of confinement. All 41 men, low-wage workers from some of India's poorest states, were rescued, and were being taken to a specialist hospital in Rishikesh city after spending the night at a makeshift medical facility in this small Himalayan town. The men had lights in their confinement area and service pipes were used to push in oxygen, water, food, medicines and also to talk to th...

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Dozens of low-wage workers from India have been rescued from inside a collapsed tunnel in the Himalayas which caved in on 12 November.

Rescue workers pulled out all 41 workers trapped in uttarakhand’s silkyara tunnel in a multi-agency rescue operation that hovered between hope and despair for almost 17 days. union minister v k singh and uttarakhand chief minister pushkar singh dhami welcomed the workers as national disaster response force (ndrf) men brought them out through a steel chute that lined a 60-metre passage. an ambulance with the first of the 41 workers left the mouth of the tunnel around 8 pm, about an hour after a group of rat-

      new delhi, rat-hole mining may be illegal but the talent and experience of rat-hole miners were used in the rescue operation to save the 41 workers trapped in the silkyara tunnel, a national disaster management aut