<p>40-year-old Narayan Singh was pulled out of the debris at 3:15 AM after tireless round-the-clock rescue operations in which 30 engineers and 100 labourers were engaged.<br /><br />Singh, who was in a state of shock, did not speak to anyone and was examined by a team of doctors. He was brought out of the shaft by his brother Mamraj and some engineers.<br />Outside the shaft in Dodawali, village administrative officers and newsmen were eagerly awaiting Singh's arrival.<br /><br />Singh was working in a 3.3 km long under-construction tunnel between Dodawali and Raita in Jhadol tehsil when it collapsed trapping him on one side on Thursday last. The tunnel was part of a project to solve the drinking water problem of Udaipur city.<br /><br />On Friday last, a pipe was passed through the tunnel and contact was established with Singh. Since then rescue work was on to take him out.<br /><br />A 22 meter thick tunnel was dug through the debris to reach Singh. A special hydraulic drilling machine was also brought from the national capital to help in the digging work.<br /><br />Oxygen cylinders were used to pump in air to the victim and food and water supplied through a pipe.</p>
<p>40-year-old Narayan Singh was pulled out of the debris at 3:15 AM after tireless round-the-clock rescue operations in which 30 engineers and 100 labourers were engaged.<br /><br />Singh, who was in a state of shock, did not speak to anyone and was examined by a team of doctors. He was brought out of the shaft by his brother Mamraj and some engineers.<br />Outside the shaft in Dodawali, village administrative officers and newsmen were eagerly awaiting Singh's arrival.<br /><br />Singh was working in a 3.3 km long under-construction tunnel between Dodawali and Raita in Jhadol tehsil when it collapsed trapping him on one side on Thursday last. The tunnel was part of a project to solve the drinking water problem of Udaipur city.<br /><br />On Friday last, a pipe was passed through the tunnel and contact was established with Singh. Since then rescue work was on to take him out.<br /><br />A 22 meter thick tunnel was dug through the debris to reach Singh. A special hydraulic drilling machine was also brought from the national capital to help in the digging work.<br /><br />Oxygen cylinders were used to pump in air to the victim and food and water supplied through a pipe.</p>