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Death trap in the deep: The silent sinkhole of Bengaluru’s sewage plant

BENGALURU: Even as rescue teams continued their search for two workers who went missing inside a BWSSB sewage treatment plant (STP), anti-manual scavenging activists Friday alleged that the men were illegally employed and made to undertake hazardous work without adequate safeguards. The water authority, however, denied that the incident amounted to manual scavenging and maintained that the workers had entered the facility without authorisation.

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timesofindia.indiatimes.comStai leggendo4 g fa

Death trap in the deep: The silent sinkhole of Bengaluru’s sewage plant

BENGALURU: Even as rescue teams continued their search for two workers who went missing inside a BWSSB sewage treatment plant (STP), anti-manual scavenging activists Friday alleged that the men were illegally employed…

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thehindu.com4 g fa

2 workers die after falling into STP tank of BWSSB in Bengaluru

Three workers fell into the 40-foot-deep sewage treatment plant, but only one of them could be rescued.

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  1. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·thehindu.com

    2 workers die after falling into STP tank of BWSSB in Bengaluru

    Three workers fell into the 40-foot-deep sewage treatment plant, but only one of them could be rescued.

  2. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·timesofindia.indiatimes.com

    Death trap in the deep: The silent sinkhole of Bengaluru’s sewage plant

    BENGALURU: Even as rescue teams continued their search for two workers who went missing inside a BWSSB sewage treatment plant (STP), anti-manual scavenging activists Friday…