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Indian rescuers have drilled through rocks and debris to reach 41 workers trapped for 17 days in a collapsed tunnel in the Himalayas, and were set to pull them out one by one to safety, officials said.
Rescuers had bored 36 metres into the hill above the silkyara tunnel by monday evening in their effort to reach 41 workers trapped inside for 15 days as rat-hole mining experts also reached the disaster site to help tackle the challenge simultaneously from another front. twelve rat-hole mining experts will be involved in manual drilling and excavation horizontally through the last 10- or 12-metre stretch of debris of the collapsed portion of the under-construction tunnel on uttarakhand’s char dham route. th
SILKYARA: Rescuers on Monday brought in “rat miners” to drill through a narrow pipe and help pull out 41...
Uttarkashi/New Delhi: Rat-hole mining experts called in to help rescue 41 workers trapped inside the collapsed Silkyara tunnel began manual drilling Monday through the rubble. Simultaneously, vertical drilling...
Officials say an escape route is complete and workers trapped for over two weeks will be freed soon.