Every facility is being provided to the families of workers from Jharkhand who are stuck in the tunnel under construction between Silkyara and Dandalgaon in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. It is known that the family members of the workers trapped in the tunnel have reached Uttarakhand to know their condition. When Chief Minister Hemant Soren came to know about this, he instructed the officials to provide every facility.

All 15 workers from Jharkhand trapped in the tunnel are safe. Of these, two workers from Giridih, three from Khunti, three from Ranchi and seven from West Singhbhum have been confirmed. The Deputy Commissioner of the concerned district is continuously taking stock of the situation by talking to the families of the workers. Apart from this, the migrant control room is also in constant touch with the families of the workers trapped in the tunnel.

Following the order of the Chief Minister, arrangements for accommodation, food and drink have been made for all the family members of the workers. Additionally, jackets, hats and blankets have been distributed to workers and families. It is known that after the order of the Chief Minister, on November 14, ZAP IT CEO Bhuvanesh Pratap Singh, Joint Labour Commissioner Rajesh Prasad and Joint Labor Commissioner Pradeep Robert Lakra were sent to Uttarakhand to know about the condition of the workers trapped in the tunnel and to provide them assistance.

The team remained present at the spot for nine days. In view of their important work in Jharkhand, Rakesh Prasad, Joint Labour Commissioner cum Additional Registrar and Dhananjay Kumar Singh, Joint Labour Commissioner, have been sent in their place, who were present at the spot.