Delhi ‘Rat Miners’ Who Rescued 41 in Uttarakhand Offer to Join Nepal Tunnel Rescue
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Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah said Monday that 279 people had been rescued from hydroelectric complexes.
Delhi ‘rat miners’ who rescued 41 in Uttarakhand offer to join Nepal tunnel rescue
A Delhi-NCR team of rat miners has offered assistance to Nepal's flood-hit regions. These miners previously aided in the Silkyara tunnel rescue operation in Uttarakhand. They are ready to deploy their manual excavation skills to aid missing workers. Floods have damaged numerous hydropower projects, blocking tunnels with debris. Their unique expertise could prove vital in reaching trapped individuals.
In this hour of trouble, India has once again emerged as the messiah for Nepal. In the midst of the crisis in the neighbouring country of Nepal, the Tunnel Rescue Team of the Indian Army, along with its army, has carried out a major and very difficult rescue operation. This rescue operation was carried out in Longtang Tunnel, where many workers were expected to be trapped after heavy destruction.
Inside a narrow, dark tunnel, with water dripping from the roof and mud covering everything, Nepalese army men advance restrained by ropes. ... Nepal: Shocking video of rescue of 300 workers in flooded tunnel - NAUTEBORICS
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