NEW DELHI: A large drilling machine used to help rescue 41 workers trapped for weeks in a partially collapsed tunnel in India has broken, reported dpa news. They are likely to be rescued by Christmas, Arnold Dix, an Australian specialist involved in the rescue work, told Indian television station NDTV on Sunday. The workers, who were building a motorway tunnel, have been trapped for two weeks after the 4.5-kilometres structure partially collapsed on November 12 after a landslide close to the town of Uttarkashi. Volunteers had been using the drill to push a pipe into the rubble through which those trapped could get out. The machine advanced several dozen metres but repeatedly hit obstacles su
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