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More than 50 are under the ice workers under the ice and rubbish after striking the construction camp at Uttarakhand State.

The rescuers also received the eighth and last body from the Avalanche area in the wilderness in the Northern India, Shiloh, Racial Harbor in underground racing.

More than 50 employees were brought under the ice and rubbish after Avalanche hit the construction camp on Friday near the Nobe border in Himarakhand.

The authorities renew the number of workers on the site during the Avalanche during 55 to 54 after one worker, which was believed to be buried before his home beat before the Avalanche.

On Saturday, rescuers have been able to release 50 people, but four are quickly overwhelmed by their injury, according to a statement of India.

On Sunday, rescue groups had already received the rest of the bodies, the troops, supplementing to use Drone assistance and rescue dog to help in its search operations.

Many of these arrested were migratory workers working on a 50km of the highway between 50km (31-mile) to stretch the manna, the last Indian village before the Chinese border.

They lived on the site in metal bowls look at stupidness than tents and could not withstand the weather.

As the soil under it rocked, the building of building Anil and the colleague began to sink.

“Initially, we did not understand what was going on, but when we look out of the dishes window, we saw snowflows around,” Anil, 20, told AFP News Agency.

He said the roof of the containers began to bend inside.

“The way we were in the snow, we were hopeless to survive,” said, adding the life to “a dream”.

His colleague Vapan thought that “this was the only” when he found failure to go as he fought the air under a thickness of snow.

“I heard a great roar, like a thunder … before I could react, everything was dark,” told the Times of India.

Himalayan region of natural attitude, severely affected by global warming, tend to flood and burning of burns.

In 2021, nearly 100 people were killed in Uttarakhand when a large chunk went down the river, creating floods.

Destrictive floods and surfaces in 2013 were killed by 6,000 people and were led to the cost of development projects in the State.

In 2022, Avalanche also killed 27 trainers in Uttarakhand, while snowbreaking in 2021 caused floods.