New Delhi: Silkyara Tunnel under construction in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand collapsed due to landslide, due to which about 41 laborers got trapped. The rescue operation was started from November 12 to rescue the workers buried under the debris of the tunnel, which lasted for about 17 days and was successful. There
New Delhi: After a part of the Silkyara-Barkot tunnel collapsed, 41 laborers were trapped in it for 17 days. These laborers were rescued safely on Tuesday evening. Since the workers were rescued and trapped in a confined space without sunlight or fresh air, they have been kept under 24-hour medical
New Delhi:In a recent development, 41 laborers who had been trapped in the Silkyara Tunnel of Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand for the past 17 days were successfully rescued on Tuesday. A prompt and intensive rescue operation was carried out to ensure the safety of the workers. Upon emerging from the tunnel, all
Uttarkashi: A very good news has emerged for the laborers and their families trapped under the debris for about 17 days. The rescue operation is expected to be completed very soon. It is expected that all 41 workers can come out of the tunnel by late evening today, for this
New Delhi: Rescue operation of 41 laborers trapped in the under construction Silkyara Tunnel connecting Char Dham Yatra in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand is going on. However, a total of 17 days have passed since this rescue operation. But due to various kinds of obstacles, the rescue work is getting affected again
Uttarkashi.A significant breakthrough has been achieved in the successful rescue operation of 41 laborers who were trapped in the Silkyara Tunnel Collapse in Uttarkashi. A substantial portion of the American auger machine, which had become lodged during tunnel excavation and pipe installation, has been extracted using a plasma cutter. Simultaneously,
Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: As of Wednesday, the operation to rescue workers who have been trapped for over 11 days in the aftermath of the Silkyara tunnel collapse in Uttarkashi has entered its final stage. Notably, a contingent of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel has successfully entered the tunnel as
New Delhi:The country is closely monitoring the ongoing rescue efforts after the Uttarkashi tunnel accident. For the last 12 days, 41 lives are trapped in the debris of the tunnel under construction. Various machinery, including foreign equipment, has been deployed to clear the debris. However, the primary challenge faced by
Uttarkashi: Rescue operation is going on in Uttarkashi tunnel accident. Meanwhile, the rescue team has received the first good news in 9 days. A six-inch pipe has reached 41 laborers to provide life support and food items. Actually, this pipe was stuck due to not being able to pass through
Uttarkashi.Following the tunnel accident in Uttarkashi, officials from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and a team of experts present at the site have collectively opted for the implementation of five rescue plans, as opposed to a singular approach, to save the 41 individuals trapped within. The ongoing operation to extricate
