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Rescue Teams Reach Workers Trapped In Tunnel: Here's What Comes Next
The Uttarakhand tunnel rescue operation is inching towards success after manual drilling teams reached the trapped workers and the pipe they will escape through was put in place. Final preparations are now being made for the workers to be brought out
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How 41 Workers Got Trapped Inside Uttarakhand Tunnel For 17 Days
The 41 workers trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel for 17 days are likely to be rescued anytime now, as the manual drilling team clearing the debris that blocks their escape is metres away from reaching them.
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All Trapped Workers To Be Rescued From Tunnel In Next 2 Hours, Says Official
Rescue teams racing to save 41 men trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel have cleared the final few metres of debris - thanks to the banned manual "rat-hole"-mining technique being employed after high-tech machines failed.
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Trapped Tunnel Workers Just 3 Metres Away As Rescuers Dig Through Rubble
A team of "rat-hole miners" began manual drilling operations yesterday to reach the 41 workers trapped within the debris of the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi as rescue ops entered Day 17.
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Rat-Hole Miners Begin Manual Drilling At Uttarakhand Tunnel
Manual horizontal drilling has started at the Uttarakhand tunnel where 41 men have been trapped for more than two weeks, the authorities have said.
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"Manual Drilling To Begin Shortly": Official On Uttarakhand Rescue Ops
Manual horizontal digging will start soon in addition to the ongoing top-down drilling to rescue the 41 trapped workers in the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi, the National Disaster Management Authority, or NDMA, said today.
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Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: Manual Digging Specialist Details Op To Remove Debris
"All labourers are our brothers", said a civilian specialist Prasadilal who has been called in to carry out the manual drilling for the rescue of 41 trapped labourers in the Silkyara tunnel.
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In Uttarkashi Tunnel Op, Manual Drilling Today As Broken Drill Removed
Sixteen days and over 380 hours into their ordeal, the 41 workers trapped under the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi may face an extended wait, possibly stretching by days or even weeks, before their rescue.
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Vertical Drilling Will Take 4 Days In Uttarakhand Tunnel, Army Called In
The 41 workers trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel for 15 days were dealt another blow when officials said that the giant drill working on their rescue has collapsed. Indian Army has joined the operation and been tasked with the manual drilling.
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Giant Drill Damaged, Broken Parts Being Pulled Out Of Tunnel Manually
Twelve hours after drilling stopped at the Uttarakhand tunnel where 41 workers are trapped, the damaged blades of the American-made auger machine are still being taken out manually.
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Manual Drilling To Start Tomorrow As Fresh Snag Halts Uttarkashi Tunnel Op
The rescue operation to save 41 workers trapped in the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district faced another hurdle Friday evening as drilling was halted once again.
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Rescuers Drill Tunnel To Save Spain Toddler Who Fell Into 300-Foot Well
Engineers began drilling a tunnel Saturday to find a two-year-old boy who fell into a well in southern Spain a week ago, joining hundreds of rescue workers already at the scene.
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Rescue Teams Reach Workers Trapped In Tunnel: Here's What Comes Next
The Uttarakhand tunnel rescue operation is inching towards success after manual drilling teams reached the trapped workers and the pipe they will escape through was put in place. Final preparations are now being made for the workers to be brought out
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How 41 Workers Got Trapped Inside Uttarakhand Tunnel For 17 Days
The 41 workers trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel for 17 days are likely to be rescued anytime now, as the manual drilling team clearing the debris that blocks their escape is metres away from reaching them.
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All Trapped Workers To Be Rescued From Tunnel In Next 2 Hours, Says Official
Rescue teams racing to save 41 men trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel have cleared the final few metres of debris - thanks to the banned manual "rat-hole"-mining technique being employed after high-tech machines failed.
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Trapped Tunnel Workers Just 3 Metres Away As Rescuers Dig Through Rubble
A team of "rat-hole miners" began manual drilling operations yesterday to reach the 41 workers trapped within the debris of the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi as rescue ops entered Day 17.
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Rat-Hole Miners Begin Manual Drilling At Uttarakhand Tunnel
Manual horizontal drilling has started at the Uttarakhand tunnel where 41 men have been trapped for more than two weeks, the authorities have said.
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"Manual Drilling To Begin Shortly": Official On Uttarakhand Rescue Ops
Manual horizontal digging will start soon in addition to the ongoing top-down drilling to rescue the 41 trapped workers in the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi, the National Disaster Management Authority, or NDMA, said today.
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Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue: Manual Digging Specialist Details Op To Remove Debris
"All labourers are our brothers", said a civilian specialist Prasadilal who has been called in to carry out the manual drilling for the rescue of 41 trapped labourers in the Silkyara tunnel.
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In Uttarkashi Tunnel Op, Manual Drilling Today As Broken Drill Removed
Sixteen days and over 380 hours into their ordeal, the 41 workers trapped under the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi may face an extended wait, possibly stretching by days or even weeks, before their rescue.
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Vertical Drilling Will Take 4 Days In Uttarakhand Tunnel, Army Called In
The 41 workers trapped in an Uttarakhand tunnel for 15 days were dealt another blow when officials said that the giant drill working on their rescue has collapsed. Indian Army has joined the operation and been tasked with the manual drilling.
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Giant Drill Damaged, Broken Parts Being Pulled Out Of Tunnel Manually
Twelve hours after drilling stopped at the Uttarakhand tunnel where 41 workers are trapped, the damaged blades of the American-made auger machine are still being taken out manually.
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Manual Drilling To Start Tomorrow As Fresh Snag Halts Uttarkashi Tunnel Op
The rescue operation to save 41 workers trapped in the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district faced another hurdle Friday evening as drilling was halted once again.
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Rescuers Drill Tunnel To Save Spain Toddler Who Fell Into 300-Foot Well
Engineers began drilling a tunnel Saturday to find a two-year-old boy who fell into a well in southern Spain a week ago, joining hundreds of rescue workers already at the scene.
