Guwahati:
The water stage has elevated within the coal mine the place no less than 9 labourers obtained trapped in Assam’s Umrangso locality and deep divers of the Indian Navy have been known as to help the rescue operation, mentioned Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday.
The divers of the Indian Navy have flown from Visakhapatnam and are anticipated to achieve Umrangso quickly.
Taking to X deal with, CM Sarma wrote, “Navy deep divers have been requisitioned to help within the rescue operation. The water stage contained in the mine has risen to just about 100 toes, in line with the evaluation by the stationed staff. The divers are flying in from Visakhapatnam and are anticipated to reach quickly.”
In the meantime, a process pressure of the Indian Military and Assam Rifles reached Umrangso within the Dima Hasao district of Assam the place no less than 9 labourers have been trapped in a coal mine, officers mentioned on Tuesday.
A senior Military official mentioned, “Engineers Process Power with gear, divers and medical groups from the #IndianArmy and #AssamRifles have joined rescue efforts in Umrangso, Assam. All efforts are underway in shut coordination with the civil administration.”
Earlier on Monday, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma mentioned that no less than 9 labourers have been recognized who have been trapped in a coal mine in Umrango locality.
The state administration and police have launched an operation to rescue the trapped labourers within the mine.
In line with police, out of the 9 labourers who have been trapped nonetheless within the coal mine, one is a nationwide of Nepal, one is from West Bengal and the remaining hail from completely different elements of Assam. They’ve been recognized as Ganga Bahadur Shreth, Hussain Ali, Jakir Hussain, Sarpa Barman, Mustafa Seikh, Khusi Mohan Rai, Sanjit Sarkar, Lijan Magar and Sarat Goyary. The state administration sought help from the Military within the rescue operation.
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