In the Sikyara tunnel, 41 workers have been trapped for the past 15 days. Despite the difficult situation, the families of the workers continue to offer reassurance and support. Communication has been established through a mic sent to the trapped workers. The families remain hopeful, motivated, and constantly remind the workers that they are not alone. The tunnel, which is 2-km long, has posed various challenges, but efforts are ongoing to rescue the trapped individuals. The situation highlights the resilience and determination of both the workers and their families.
Workers Trapped for 15 Days in Sikyara Tunnel Receive Encouragement from Family
Family members of Saba Ahmad, one of the 41 workers trapped in the Sikyara tunnel for the last 15 days, continue to reassure him and offer support. The workers, stuck in a 2-km tunnel, have received a mic to communicate with the outside world. The families remain hopeful and motivated despite the challenging circumstances.
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