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SANKHUWASABHA, June 17: The four people who had gone missing after a huge mass of earth caved in at Numko Fyaisando tunnel site of the Arun III hydropower project were rescued safely after almost 40 hours.
The mud mound caved in and swept away the workers along with a dozer at around 8:40 PM on Friday.
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