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Rescue efforts for the victims of the SLBC tunnel accident in Telangana have been put on hold after 63 days. So far, rescuers have recovered the bodies of two people. However, six others are still missing. Excavators, which had been working hard inside the tunnel, stopped operations on Thursday as most of the debris has been cleared. Even so, officials say that parts of the area are still dangerous.
A technical committee, led by Arvind Kumar, Special Principal Secretary of the Revenue Department (Disasters), met to review the situation. After discussions, they decided it was unsafe to continue rescue work beyond 13.6 kilometers from the tunnel’s starting point. The meeting included important officials like Fire Services DG Nagi Reddy, Special Secretary of the Irrigation Department Prashant Jeevan Patil, the NDRF 10th Battalion Commandant, and experts from geological and engineering fields.
The accident happened on February 22 during the construction of the SLBC tunnel, a major project by the Telangana government. Following the committee’s advice, authorities have decided to suspend rescue operations for the next three months.
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