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NDRF, Indian Navy rescuers retrieve 2nd body from Ksan rat hole mine

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JOWAI: Rescuers of  National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and Indian Navy in a joint operation retrieved  the body of a trapped miner in the coal pit at Ksan in East Jaintia Hills on Wednesday. It was the second body of a miner to be retrieved out of the five bodies detected so far.

The joint operation was started at 1.00 pm and the body of the unidentified trapped miner could be pulled out from the main shaft of Ksan rat hole mine No. 26.

A team comprising five persons – four from NDRF and one from Navy —  went down into the main shaft 26. Inflatable boat, body bag and other equipment of NDRF were used during this operation besides taking all safety measures, according to a statement used by the authorities here.

All the hard work and dedicated effort  put in by the team resulted in recovery of the body from a depth of  200 feet inside the rat hole with the help of UWROV.

The packed body was pulled out from the shaft at about 1.20 pm and handed over to the Officer-in- Charge  of Saipung police station  in presence of officials of civil administration  of East Jaintia Hills district at about 1.50 pm.

The body was further dispatched to the civil hospital at Khliehriat for post mortem and further necessary action.

Meanwhile, operation is continued to retrieve another body of trapped miner.

 

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