48hr deadline set to trace missing SLBC workers in collapsed tunnel
Wednesday, 26 February 2025 Telangana govt has given a two-day deadline to experts for rescuing eight workers trapped in the collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal tunnel. Mobilizing specialized forces and employing advanced strategies, the rescue operation includes cutting the malfunctioned tunnel boring machine, silt removal, and creating alternative access routes.
A desperate rescue operation is underway at the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel in Telangana, where eight workers have been trapped for over 48 hours after a portion of the tunnel collapsed. To aid the rescue efforts, robotic and endoscopic cameras, along with an NDRF dog squad, have been...
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Rescue teams continue their mission to save eight trapped workers inside the partially collapsed SLBC tunnel in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool. Plasma cutters, high-grade shutters, and debris removal machinery have been brought in, with the South Central Railway joining the efforts. Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy estimates the rescue will conclude within three days, while tunnel work may resume in a few months. Contact with the trapped workers remains impossible. The Army, Navy, NDRF, and rat miners are working tirelessly to ensure a breakthrough while prioritizing safety.
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The rescue operation at the SLBC tunnel collapse site in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district continues as eight workers remain trapped for over 72 hours. Telangana Minister Jupally Krishna Rao stated that the chances of survival are “very remote” due to debris blocking the tunnel. A team of expert rat miners has joined the efforts. Sniffer dogs were deployed but struggled due to water accumulation. Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka is expected to visit the site today to oversee the ongoing rescue mission.
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