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'Here's an Australian giving us master class': Anand Mahindra lauds tunnel expert Arnold Dix, know why

Earlier today, Arnold Dix visited a temple near the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi to offer prayers for the safety of the 41 trapped workers

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FP Staff|Nov 28, 2023, 19:12:57 IST
Anand Mahindra, Chairperson of Mahindra and Mahindra, on Tuesday praised Australian tunnel rescue expert Arnold Dix, currently involved in the Uttarakhand tunnel rescue mission.Mahindra shared a video of Dix, commending his optimistic and articulate approach to the rescue situation. He said, “Here's an Australian giving us a master class.”In the video, Dix expressed positivity despite the challenging circumstances, describing it as an epic tale from 3000 years.“It’s like an epic from 3000 years! A mountain has taken 41 good workers, but keeping them warm, allowing food pipes, emergency services. We, as the people, are saying give us our children back," Dix said.Watch:
Earlier today, Arnold Dix visited a temple near the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi to offer prayers for the safety of the 41 trapped workers.
Renowned tunneling expert Arnold Dix gained widespread media attention when he was enlisted as a crucial participant in the rescue mission aimed at evacuating the 41 workers trapped inside the collapsed Silkyara tunnel.According to information available on his official website, Dix specialises in providing guidance on the unique risks associated with underground construction.With inputs from agencies
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First Published:Nov 28, 2023, 19:11:57 IST
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