Arnold Dix calls Nepal tunnel rescue his toughest challenge yet
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- Arnold Dix, an Australian geologist and engineer, is advising Nepal on an ongoing rescue operation involving people trapped in flood-hit tunnels.
- Dix described the Nepal operation as the toughest challenge of his career after gaining global attention for helping rescue 41 workers from India’s Silkyara tunnel.
Arnold Dix has described Nepal’s ongoing effort to rescue people from flood-hit tunnels as the toughest challenge of his career.
The Australian geologist and engineer is providing technical advice to the rescue operation. He previously gained global attention for helping lead the successful rescue of 41 workers trapped inside India’s Silkyara tunnel.
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