Telangana tunnel accident, the possibility of laborers surviving alive: Railway teams also engaged in rescue; 8 workers are stranded since 22 February

A team of more than 600 people is engaged in rescue to evacuate the laborers trapped in the tunnel.

A part of the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel under construction in Nagarkurnul, Telangana collapsed on 22 February. 6 days have passed since the incident. But 8 men trapped in the tunnel have not yet been removed. The rescue continues.

On Friday, 2 teams of South Central Railway (SCR) also arrived for rescue. The team is removing heavy metals from modern devices such as plasma cutters and brock cutting machines.

Scientists of the National Geofigical Research Institute (NGRI) have also reached the spot. With the help of ground penetrating radar (GPR), the laborers buried under the rubble are trying to find.

According to TOI report V, the possibility of any laborer to get alive is very low. SP Vaibhav Gaikwad, SP of Nagarkurranul, said that the work of removing debris and cutting of iron rods is continuously continuing.

From Thursday morning, the work of cleaning debris and taking out the tunnel water is going on. A team went to the tunnel at 7 am on Friday.

Apart from Army, NDRF, SDRF, around 600 personnel of other agencies of the state government are involved in the rescue operation. The team who evacuated people trapped in Silkyara Tunnel of Uttarakhand is also included in it.

3 photos of rescue …

Several teams including Army, SDRF-NDRF are present.

The graph of the tunnel prepared by the officers.

Officers and employees going to the tunnel through trolley.

The part of the tunnel where debris has accumulated.

Rescue teams say that laborers trapped inside have not been contacted.

The tunnel was flooded for 11 km, which is being extracted from the motor.

Tunnel boring machine (TBM) being cut An official engaged in the rescue operation said that gas cutting machines have been taken inside. Even at night, the tunnel boring machine (TBM) and other obstacles were cut off from the road.

Telangana minister Uttam Kumar Reddy said on Wednesday that the TBM stuck in the tunnel will be cut off from a gas cutter. After this, the team of Army, Navy, Rat Minors and NDRF will again make serious efforts to save eight people. However, their safety will not be compromised.

Scared laborers started quitting 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.

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Lok Sabha MP Gaurav Gogoi wrote a letter to PM Modi regarding the mine accident and demanded to create a SIT to investigate the matter. Gaurav wrote- The victim families should get justice and it is our responsibility to ensure that such incidents do not happen in future.

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