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31 construction workers rescued after tunnel collapses in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Fire Department rushed to Wilmington after a tunnel collapsed and trapped 27 people inside.Four other workers went in after the collapse to help the others. The construction workers inside the underground tunnel were rescued roughly an hour after the collapse,

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Workers raced for miles in the dark to escape being trapped after tunnel collapsed in Los Angeles
31 construction workers reach safety after partial collapse of Los Angeles industrial tunnel
27 Workers Make Improbable Escape from Collapsed L.A. Tunnel
About 15 workers were trapped inside an industrial tunnel in Los Angeles after it collapsed on Wednesday night, officials said.

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All 31 workers escape uninjured after tunnel collapse in Los Angeles, officials say
All workers rescued after Wilmington tunnel collapse
A partial tunnel collapse in Los Angeles left dozens of workers trapped about 400 feet below ground. They all survived
Thirty-one people working in a massive underground tunnel in Los Angeles were rescued Wednesday night after a portion of the structure collapsed, officials said.

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Workers raced for miles in the dark to escape being trapped after tunnel collapses in LA
Crews work to rescue trapped workers after Wilmington tunnel collapse
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