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The first images of dozens of men trapped inside a collapsed Himalayan tunnel have emerged, as a complex and frustrating operation to free them enters its tenth day.

Video captured by a camera fed through a pipe by rescuers on the surface shows the men wearing helmets and standing in a large cavern around 60 meters (198 feet) inside the mountain

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[–] drdabbles@lemmy.world 17 points 11 months ago

The "large scale cracking sound" seems like something to worry about. Yeesh. Hopefully they can find a reliable way to get these guys out of there sooner rather than later.