Rescue teams race against time to save 8 trapped workers in Nagarkurnool. Workers who survived the mishap remain hopeful for the safe return of their colleagues. More updates at republicworld.com.

A portion of the SLBC tunnel collapsed in the Nagarkurnool district on February 22, leaving the workers trapped.

Telangana SLBC Tunnel Collapse Rescue Live Updates: "Ventilation and lighting till the last 50 metres is adequate but the real challenge is the area beyond. We are not in a position to disturb the collapsed area,

Rescue efforts at the collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal in Telangana face challenges due to heavy water and mud, with visibility at zero. Experts struggle to navigate the thick slush, and ongoing flooding complicates de-watering efforts.

The collapse came just four days after construction resumed following a lengthy hiatus, adding urgency and frustration to the operation.

The last 50 metres remain a stumbling block to the rescuers due to the presence of heavy slush as well as debris from the Tunnel Boring Machine.

Rescue teams involved in the intensive operation to pull out eight persons trapped in an under-construction tunnel which col

Rescue teams including SDRF and the Indian Army, have not yet achieved a major breakthrough despite relentless ongoing efforts.

The collapse occurred on February 22 when a section of the tunnel’s roof gave way. The Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) broke into two, with its tail unit found just 50 meters from the tunnel’s end.

Telangana tunnel collapse rescue efforts intensify as hopes for the trapped eight workers dwindle. Army, NDRF, and Navy teams deploy advanced machinery, including endoscopic cameras, to navigate through the final 40 meters.

"continuously working." According to Telangana minister Jupally Krishna Rao, there are “very, very, very, very remote” chances that the trapped individuals will survive, as th