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The state government had said that we are very likely to survive the workers, but we will make every effort.
A body was recovered from Telangana’s Srisalam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel on Sunday (16th day). The body was identified as Gurpreet Singh of Punjab. On Gurpreet’s death, Telangana CM CM Revanth Reddy announced to provide financial assistance of Rs 25 lakh to the victim’s family.
Officials had said that the body was trapped in a machine 10 feet below in silt (mud). His only hands were seen. The machine cut the machine was removed. After this, a postmortem of the body was done in the government hospital in Nagarakurnul. The search for other 7 workers is going on.
Telangana irrigation minister Uttam Kumar Reddy told that on March 7, Snifer Dogs (Khozy Dog) was taken to the tunnel. The investigative dogs detected a strong smell (smell of human) at a particular place. There is a possibility of having three people. The rescue has 525 personnel.
A part of the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel collapsed on 22 February. Because of this, 8 laborers working inside were trapped. The state government had said that we are very likely to survive, but we will make every effort.
Warned 5 years ago, no action was taken In 2020, the tunnel survey was conducted by a company named Embg Tech AG. The company alerted the threat to some fault zone and weak rocks in the tunnel. The survey report was also given to the tunnel making company Jayaprakash Associates Limited.
The report stated that the rocks from 13.88 km to 13.91 km of the 14 km long tunnel are weak. This part is also filled with water. There is also a danger of slipping the ground. According to rescuers, the part which was described as dangerous in the report has fallen.
However, whether the irrigation department of the state government knew whether it was not clear. An irrigation department official says that he is not aware of any such report.
Workers leaving work According to reports, some laborers working in the tunnel after the accident have left the work due to fear. The senior government official said that 800 people are working in the Srisalam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) project.
Of these, 300 are local and the rest are from Jharkhand, Odisha and Uttar Pradesh. The officer also said that there is definitely fear among laborers in the beginning. However, the company has set up residential camps for them. Some people may want to go back, but we have no report that all the workers are leaving together.
3 photos related to rescue …
Employees present in the tunnel are cutting iron from the gas cutter.
Tunnel view from Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s helicopter.
The graph of the tunnel made by officers, accordingly the rescue is being run.
5 to 8 thousand liters of water is coming every minute in the tunnel From social activist Nanala Govardhan, told Dainik Bhaskar that 5 to 8 thousand liters of water is falling every minute from the upper slab of the tunnel. Not only companies like Robinson and JP, Telangana Irrigation Department is also failing to estimate this danger correctly. This is the biggest failure of the SLBC project.
According to Govardhan, the rules were ignored in the Kaleshwaram Dam Project and Polavaram irrigation scheme of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The diaphragm wall built at a cost of 460 crores was demolished here. Foreign motors worth crores have been broken in Medigadda and Annaram. Now these things are coming out in the SLBC tunnel project. …
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CM visited the site of the incident, BJP bid- accident caused accident
On the 9th day of the accident, CM Revanth Reddy visited the spot and inquired about the situation. CM had said that if needed, the help of robot will be taken in the rescue. BJP MLAs also visited the tunnel. The party MLA alleged that the accident was the result of the government’s wrong management. …
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