Uttarkashi rescue: These are the trapped workers in Silkyara tunnel. Full list

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The rescue operation in Uttarakhand’s Silkyara tunnel, which experienced a partial collapse, reached the final stage on Tuesday, with the evacuation of 41 trapped workers being carried out.

Efforts initially involved drilling through a 60-metre stretch of collapsed tunnel debris, using techniques like horizontal drilling with an auger machine. However, this process encountered difficulties on Thursday, leading to a pause. Subsequently, the rescue team initiated vertical drilling from the tunnel’s top. Simultaneously, authorities transitioned to manual drilling using rat-hole mining technique to clear the last 10 metres of debris.

The workers trapped in the tunnel have been waiting for rescue for the past 16 days.

List of 41 workers here

S.No Name State
1. Gabbar Singh Negi Uttarakhand
2. Saba Ahmed Bihar
3. Sonu Sah Bihar
4. Manir Talukdar West Bengal
5. Sevik Pakhera West Bengal
6. Akhilesh Kumar Uttar Pradesh
7. Jaydev Parmanik West Bengal
8. Virendra Kiskoo Bihar
9. Tapan Mandal Odisha
10. Sushil Kumar Bihar
11. Viswajit Kumar Jharkhand
12. Subodh Kumar Jharkhand
13. Bhagwan Batra Odisha
14. Ankit Uttar Pradesh
15. Ram Milan Uttar Pradesh
16. Satya Dev Uttar Pradesh
17. Santosh Uttar Pradesh
18. Jai prakash Uttar Pradesh
19. Ram Sundar Uttar Pradesh
20. Manjit Uttar pradesh
21. Anil Bedia Jharkhand
22. Rajendra Bedia Jharkhand
23. Sukram Jharkhand
24. Tinku Sardar Jharkhand
25. Gunodhar Jharkhand
26. Ranjeet Jharkhand
27. Ravindra Jharkhand
28. Sameer Jharkhand
29. Viseshar Naik Odisha
30. Raju Naik Odisha
31. Mahadev Jharkhand
32. Bhukttu Murmu Jharkhand
33. Dhiren Odisha
34. Jamra Oraon Jharkhand
35. Vijay Horo Jharkhand
36. Ganapati Jharkhand
37. Sanjay Assam
38. Ram Prasad Assam
39. Vishal Himachal Pradesh
40. Pushkar Uttarakhand

Post-evacuation procedure

In the final phase of the rescue, each worker will be placed on a wheeled stretcher and carefully pulled outside by rescue teams using ropes. This process is estimated to take around two to three hours, considering the practiced procedure.

A makeshift medical facility has been set up inside the tunnel to conduct health assessments for the rescued workers. After their evacuation, the health department has prepared eight beds for immediate care, and a team of doctors and specialists is on standby in case of any complications.

Ambulances are positioned at the tunnel’s entrance, ready to transport the rescued workers as they emerge from the steel chute, ferrying them to a nearby community health center.

A dedicated ward with 41 oxygen-supported beds had been arranged earlier at the Chinyalisaur community health center, roughly 30 kilometres away from Silkyara, specifically catering to the needs of the rescued workers.

Medical personnel are on standby, ready to provide assistance, and arrangements have been made to airlift workers to more advanced hospitals if necessary.

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