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Lambi Dehar Mines

Hello & Welcome to my blog mysterious facts & I’m here with another mysterious place. We have heard a lot about the beauty of Uttarakhand along with its beauty, it also has many mysterious secrets, and this mine is one of them.


In this mine once many laborers used to work. But today this place has turned into the forest and ruins. It is said that the mine was the victim of a major accident in 1990. 50,000 laborers working here died due to this incident. In fact, because of the chosen stone, the laborers here first fell victim to lung disease. Then they started having blood reversals.

After which 50,000 workers began to die mercilessly. It is said that their lungs had turned into stone due to infection. It is counted among the largest accidents in India. After which this place is now desolate. Where the mine work never started again.



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