Rescue teams in Uttarakhand, India, are working to free 41 construction workers trapped since 12 November in a three-mile highway tunnel that collapsed in the Indian Himalayas. Authorities say the men are safe and have released a 30-second video shot through an endoscopy camera passed via a 15cm pipeline drilled through the debris.
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a pipeline of 15cm (6in) in diameter drilled through the debris on Monday
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walking within the 1.2-mile confined area, engaging in light yoga, and participating in regular conversations to alleviate the mental strain of their predicament
warns against heavy workouts that could lead to an increased accumulation of carbon dioxide in the confined space
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Efforts continue in India's north to free 41 construction workers trapped in a three-mile highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas since 12 November.
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a pipeline of 15cm (6in) in diameter drilled through the debris on Monday
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His recommendations include walking within the 1.2-mile confined area, engaging in light yoga, and participating in regular conversations
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Authorities have released a brief 30-second video featuring the ordeal of the trapped men.
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Authorities have released a brief 30-second video featuring the ordeal of the trapped men. The video was shot through a medical endoscopy camera, pushed through a second, a pipeline of 15cm (6in) in diameter drilled through the debris on Monday.
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