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Los Angeles tunnel collapses, 31 workers trapped
Workers stranded 9.6 km from tunnel entrance
Over 100 LAFD personnel lead rescue operation

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Chaos in Underground: Los Angeles tunnel collapse traps 31 workers

A Los Angeles industrial tunnel collapse may have trapped up to 31 workers far from the entrance. By 9 pm, some were seen exiting, but it's unclear if all were safe. Over 100 rescue personnel were deployed to help, showing the serious risks involved.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Chaos in Underground: Los Angeles tunnel collapse traps 31 workers

A section of a large industrial tunnel currently under construction in Los Angeles collapsed on Wednesday, potentially trapping up to 31 workers, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. The workers were located as far as 9.6 kilometers away from the tunnel's sole entrance, the department reported.

By around 9 pm, aerial footage broadcasted by local television stations showed workers exiting the tunnel. Brian Humphrey, representative of LAFD, stated that he was unable to immediately verify if the isolated workers had been rescued.

Over 100 LAFD personnel were deployed to the location, including specialists trained in confined space rescues.

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