Uttarakhand Rescue Operations
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"Looking Very Positive": Global Tunnelling Expert Joins Uttarakhand Rescue Op
As part of the efforts to rescue the 41 workers trapped at the Silkyara tunnel collapse site, International Tunnelling Expert Arnold Dix conducted an inspection at the tunnel site on Monday.
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Workers Trapped In Uttarakhand Tunnel For 120 Hours, Rescuers Inch Closer
Rescue teams in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi are battling against time to evacuate 40 construction workers who have been trapped under debris for over 120 hours following a tunnel collapse.
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11 Trekkers Dead In Uttarakhand, Massive Air Force Rescue Ops Underway
The Air Force has launched a massive rescue operation in Uttarakhand's Lamkhaga Pass at an altitude of 17,000 feet where 17 trekkers, tourists, porters, and guides lost their way on October 18 due to heavy snowfall and inclement weather.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
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"Looking Very Positive": Global Tunnelling Expert Joins Uttarakhand Rescue Op
As part of the efforts to rescue the 41 workers trapped at the Silkyara tunnel collapse site, International Tunnelling Expert Arnold Dix conducted an inspection at the tunnel site on Monday.
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Workers Trapped In Uttarakhand Tunnel For 120 Hours, Rescuers Inch Closer
Rescue teams in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi are battling against time to evacuate 40 construction workers who have been trapped under debris for over 120 hours following a tunnel collapse.
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11 Trekkers Dead In Uttarakhand, Massive Air Force Rescue Ops Underway
The Air Force has launched a massive rescue operation in Uttarakhand's Lamkhaga Pass at an altitude of 17,000 feet where 17 trekkers, tourists, porters, and guides lost their way on October 18 due to heavy snowfall and inclement weather.
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Uttarakhand: Rain and landslides hit rescue operations, thousands still stranded
At mid-day on Monday, the Met department upgraded its weather warning for Uttarakhand from "severe" rain to "very severe" rain in the next three days. Nearly 15,000 people remain stranded today, with rain and new landslides impeding rescue operations. Helicopters have been unable to fly today to many parts of the state. But the Indian Air Force has...
