A massive tunnel collapse in Wilmington, Los Angeles triggered a high-stakes rescue mission as 31 workers were trapped deep underground — some nearly 6 miles from the only access point. The tunnel, still under construction and designed to carry wastewater, gave way late Wednesday night. br br LAFD deployed over 100 personnel, including specialized confined-space rescue units, to navigate debris-filled passages and pitch-black tunnels. Some workers had to scramble over mounds of loose soil to reach safety. Thanks to relentless efforts, all 31 trapped workers were pulled out alive — a true miracle under the city. br br Mayor Karen Bass confirmed the successful rescue and praised the emergency teams’ rapid response. This is a chilling reminder of the hidden dangers beneath our cities — and the heroes ready to face them. br br #LosAngeles #TunnelCollapse #Wilmington #LAFD #BreakingNews #DisasterResponse #UrbanRescue #ConfinedSpaceRescue #KarenBass #InfrastructureCollapse #EmergencyNews #NewsAlert #SurvivorStory #USNews #RescueMissionbr br Also Readbr br Telangana Tunnel Collapse: Search Operations Intensify For Seven Missing Workers :: br Telangana Tunnel Collapse: SLBC Rescue Efforts Get Robotic Support :: br Cadaver Dogs Of Kerala Police To Join Telangana Tunnel Collapse Rescue Operation :: br br br ~HT.318~ED.102~PR.274~GR.