Seven killed in tunnel accident at Indian hydropower project
A landslide caused a burst of water and debris into a state-run hydropower tunnel in Uttarakhand, northern India, trapping construction workers. The accident, which occurred late on Thursday, resulted in at least seven workers killed and 13 injured, with three still missing.

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AI-generatedA landslide caused a burst of water and debris into a state-run hydropower tunnel in Uttarakhand, northern India, trapping construction workers. The accident, which occurred late on Thursday, resulted in at least seven workers killed and 13 injured, with three still missing. A "war-like rescue operation" is underway, with rescue teams using rafts to access the flooded tunnel where the water level has significantly increased. This incident follows a pattern of accidents on large construction sites in India, particularly in the fragile Himalayan region, which ecologists attribute to excessive development.
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5 extractedThree workers remain missing.
A 'war-like rescue operation' is underway to pull out workers still stuck in the tunnel.
Water and debris burst into the tunnel following a landslide, trapping the construction workers.
At least seven workers have been killed and 13 others injured after a tunnel accident at a construction site in northern India.
Accidents on large construction sites are common in India, and excessive development projects have led to more disasters in fragile Himalayan areas.