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Tunnels, especially those deep underground or in remote areas, present unique dangers. Workers face risks from collapses, flooding, and lack of oxygen. The Nepal rescue highlights the difficulty of accessing and saving people in such confined spaces, requiring specialist equipment and highly trained teams to navigate the challenging conditions.
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