Twelve trapped workers were successfully rescued.

According to the latest news from the rescue team at the Da Dang - Da Chomo hydroelectric tunnel collapse site, all 12 workers trapped inside the tunnel have been rescued.

According to rescue workers, when engineers were digging a tunnel on the left side for 14 meters (out of a planned 30 meters), they unexpectedly found a hole. They then veered to the left and discovered people sitting in the section of the tunnel that hadn't collapsed, so they quickly brought everyone out.According to leaders of Lam Dong province, the rescue of the victims at this time was unexpected by the steering committee. "Nevertheless, this is incredibly good news, especially since the health of the workers is still assured," said Mr. Doan Van Viet, Chairman of the People's Committee of Lam Dong province, expressing his joy.

Images of the successful rescue of victims from the tunnel collapse:

The victims were brought out of the tunnel.

The victims were helped out of the tunnel.

Ms. Dang Thi Hong Ngoc (from Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district), the only female victim among the 12 people trapped in the tunnel, has been assisted out of the scene by the authorities.

Family members were overwhelmed with joy.

Overwhelmed with joy, relatives called to inform family members.

Observations showed many people being assisted by medical staff, wrapped in warm blankets and carried into temporary shelters amidst cheers from the crowd at the hydroelectric tunnel. Relatives of the trapped workers present at the scene also broke down in tears of joy and emotion.

The victims were carried away from the scene to the relief of the crowd.

Provide immediate first aid to the victim.

Provide immediate first aid to the victim.

The workers were covered with blankets and given first aid.

Mr. Nguyen Van Thuan (Can Loc - Ha Tinh), the man in the yellow shirt, a worker at Song Da 505 Company, was the first person to carry the victim Pham Viet Nam (Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district) out.

The joy of the rescuers as they brought the victims out of the tunnel.

The joy of the worker after being rescued from the dark mine.

Local residents are waving and celebrating the rescue of the victims.

Approximately 10 ambulances are on the scene, ready to transport the injured workers to hospitals for recovery. Observations show that some of the rescued workers appear tired, but their health is stable and they are receiving attentive care and support from medical personnel at the scene.

A moment of shared joy among the leaders of the units involved in the four-day and four-night rescue operation.

Major Do Viet Phong, the training officer of the 25th Engineering Brigade (Military Region 7) - who commanded the reinforcement force directly involved in the rescue operation - said: "I'm so happy, we succeeded, the workers are safe now."

Worker Pham Viet Lanh (20 years old, from Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district) suffered a head injury and is currently hospitalized in Lam Dong province.

Mr. Nguyen Ba Hy, Director of Lam Dong General Hospital, said that the hospital had fully prepared equipment, medicines, and a team of doctors, as well as a separate area for the rescued workers, so the current healthcare for the victims is being ensured in the best possible way.

At 6:20 PM, the last victim, and the only female victim, Ms. Dang Thi Hong Ngoc (from Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district), was taken by ambulance to the hospital for further monitoring and treatment.

Video clip of the rescue of victims from the collapsed tunnel:

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Audio recording of Ms. Tran Thi Nam, wife of Mr. Pham Viet Nam from Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district, expressing her joy upon hearing the news that her husband, sister-in-law, nephew, and other victims had been rescued:

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Mr. Gian Tu Ngo, Chairman of Cat Van commune, Thanh Chuong district, expressed his gratitude to the relevant authorities:

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