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Sonbhadra Mine Collapse: Rescue Teams Battle to Save Trapped Workers

A tragic stone mine collapse has occurred in Sonbhadra district, leaving multiple workers feared trapped. Rescue teams from multiple agencies including NDRF, SDRF, and CISF have been deployed to the site. Heavy machinery is being used to clear debris and access the collapsed area. Authorities continue their efforts to locate and save those still trapped beneath the rubble.

Key Points: NDRF SDRF CISF Police Rescue Sonbhadra Stone Mine Collapse

  • Around 15 workers feared trapped beneath debris after mine collapse
  • One body recovered so far as rescue operations continue
  • Heavy machinery deployed to clear debris and widen access
  • Multiple agencies including NDRF, SDRF, CISF coordinating rescue efforts
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NDRF, SDRF, CISF, police and fire department carry out rescue operations after stone mine collapse in Sonbhadra

Multiple rescue teams including NDRF, SDRF, CISF, police and fire department are conducting operations after Sonbhadra stone mine collapse with workers feared trapped.

"NDRF, SDRF, CISF, Sonbhadra Police and Fire Department teams are here to rescue the people. Operation is underway... - ADG Piyush Mordia"

Sonbhadra, November 16

Teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Sonbhadra Police, and the Fire Department are conducting rescue operations after a stone mine collapsed in Sonbhadra district on Sunday, officials said.

Additional Director General of Police (ADG) Zone Varanasi Piyush Mordia said in a video message, "On 15th November, in Sonbhadra district, a stone mine collapse incident was reported. Workers are feared trapped here. NDRF, SDRF, CISF, Sonbhadra Police and Fire Department teams are here to rescue the people. Operation is underway..."

An accident occurred in Sonbhadra district of Uttar Pradesh on Saturday after a stone mine collapsed, leaving around 15 people feared trapped beneath the debris.

According to officials, one body has been recovered so far as rescue teams continue operations at the site.

Teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) have been deployed to carry out rescue efforts.

Heavy machinery, along with specialised personnel, is being used to remove the debris and widen access to the collapsed area as quickly as possible.

Authorities are continuing efforts to find and save those still trapped.

Further information on the incident is still awaited.

- ANI

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Priya S
These mining accidents keep happening in Sonbhadra area. Safety regulations need to be strictly enforced. Companies must be held accountable for workers' lives.
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Vikram M
Salute to our NDRF, SDRF, CISF and local police teams working day and night in difficult conditions. True heroes! 🇮🇳
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Ananya R
My cousin works in mining sector. These workers risk their lives daily to earn livelihood. Government should ensure proper compensation for affected families.
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David E
The coordination between different agencies is impressive. Hope they can rescue everyone quickly. Modern technology should be used more in such rescue operations.
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Sarah B
This is so tragic. Can't imagine what the families must be going through. Hope the rescue teams succeed in their mission. 🙏
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Karthik V
While I appreciate the rescue efforts, we need better preventive measures. Regular safety audits and proper training for workers could prevent such tragedies.

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