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01:30It is difficult to find a dead body in a cave full of mud and sand.
01:36So, they used modern technology to identify the suspected areas.
01:40They investigated with the help of Kerala-approved eyewitnesses.
01:46After 16 days, one dead body was found.
01:51After digging 7 feet deep, a hand was found.
01:53The body was wrapped in 7 layers.
01:56After 12 hours of digging, they were able to identify Gurupreet Singh.
02:01They named the suspected areas D1 and D2 and are currently excavating there.
02:09If the excavation is done without any safety measures, the cave may collapse again.
02:13So, they are taking measures.
02:16They have set up a tiger cogs to protect the cave.
02:19Cogs are structures like pillars that are made with stones.
02:23If a tiger cogs is set up for every meter, they can be set up for up to 14 kilometers.
02:28But, there is no chance of the cogs falling through the walls.
02:31Gas and plasma cutters are used to cut the TBM.
02:35In the face of extreme conditions, the workers of Singaree are digging the cogs inside the cave.
02:40Once you enter the cave, you have to work for 12 hours.
02:45You have to eat in the cave itself.
02:47157 shift workers and 14 government employees are working in the cave.
02:55Robots have been used in the dangerous areas.
02:59They are spreading the cogs around the area where Gurupreet Singh's body was found.
03:07The helpers are hoping to find the rest of the cogs tomorrow.
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