Indian rescue workers have successfully established contact with approximately 40 workers who were trapped in a tunnel collapse in Uttarakhand state. Officials have confirmed that all of the workers have been found safe and are in stable condition. The rescue operation was carried out by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), with Karamveer Singh Bhandari, a senior commander, providing the update.
The incident, which occurred in Uttarakhand state, raised concerns about the safety of the workers involved. However, the prompt response and efforts of the Indian rescue teams ensured that all trapped workers were accounted for and rescued. This news brings relief to the families of the workers and provides reassurance to the Filipino OFWs in Kuwait who may have been worried about the safety of their loved ones.
For the Filipino OFWs in Kuwait and their families, this incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safety measures in hazardous work environments. It highlights the significance of having well-trained rescue teams and emergency response protocols in place. The successful rescue operation showcases the dedication and expertise of the Indian rescue teams, and their ability to handle such challenging situations.
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This article was originally published on TimesKuwait.
