How Rat Miners Helped Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue Operation Silkyara Trapped Workers – Big success in Uttarkashi Tunnel accident on 17th day. Ultimately, 41 laborers trapped in the tunnel were taken out safely and after first aid, they were shifted to Community Health Center Chinyalisaur through ambulance.
When all the techniques to rescue the workers trapped in Uttarkashi tunnel were disappointing, then thousands of years old indigenous technology came in handy. Rat mining was used to rescue people trapped in the tunnel. A path was made to reach the workers by digging by hand in the narrow place. Where modern technology could not help, age-old methods worked.
The agencies engaged in the rescue operation to rescue 41 laborers trapped in the Silkyara Tunnel of Uttarkashi continued to work on a war footing. On the 17th day of the rescue, the debris of the American auger machine was completely taken out from inside the tunnel and digging beyond 45 feet was done by hand by rat miners.
After the failure of heavy machinery, Rat Miners were deployed to rescue the workers trapped inside the tunnel, which is a team of experts who dig fast in small spaces like rats. The lives of 41 tunnel workers depended on them. These people did further digging by hand, for which they had hammer, crowbar and many digging tools.
Dozens of personalities including President Draupadi Murmu, PM Modi, Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari have expressed happiness over the success of the rescue operation to save the lives of 41 workers trapped in the Silkyara tunnel of the Chardham All-Weather Project.
A major success was achieved on the 17th day in the Uttarkashi Tunnel accident. Ultimately, 41 laborers trapped in the tunnel were taken out safely and after first aid, they were shifted to Community Health Center Chinyalisaur through ambulance.
When all the techniques to rescue the workers trapped in Uttarkashi tunnel were disappointing, then thousands of years old indigenous technology came in handy. Rat mining was used to rescue people trapped in the tunnel. A path was made to reach the workers by digging by hand in the narrow place. Where modern technology could not help, age-old methods worked.
The agencies engaged in the rescue operation to rescue 41 laborers trapped in the Silkyara Tunnel of Uttarkashi continued to work on a war footing. On the 17th day of the rescue, the debris of the American auger machine was completely taken out from inside the tunnel and digging beyond 45 feet was done by hand by rat miners.
After the failure of heavy machinery, Rat Miners were deployed to rescue the workers trapped inside the tunnel, which is a team of experts who dig fast in small spaces like rats. The lives of 41 tunnel workers depended on them. These people did further digging by hand, for which they had hammer, crowbar and many digging tools.
Dozens of personalities including President Draupadi Murmu, PM Modi, Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari have expressed happiness over the success of the rescue operation to save the lives of 41 workers trapped in the Silkyara tunnel of Chardham All Weather Project.