The search for those trapped in the Chilime Tunnel in Rasuwa continues: Rescue teams worked throughout the night to remove debris and debris.
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 14 September 2026
Rasuwa The search and rescue of workers and technicians trapped in the Chilime tunnel area in Rasuwa has continued throughout the night. The rescue team continued to remove mud, mud and large debris accumulated near the tunnel throughout the night.
Efforts are being made to open the main entrance to the tunnel using heavy equipment such as excavators. Security agencies and rescue teams are working day and night despite adverse weather conditions and huge piles of ledoka. Even during the night, the rescuers were constantly working to make a possible way to enter the tunnel.
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