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KRDIL Engineer Missing: Distress Letter Reveals Fund Shortage
A KRDIL engineer has gone missing, raising concerns after a distress letter linked to him cited severe fund shortages in his department. This alarming situation highlights ongoing financial issues affecting crucial engineering projects. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and the implications for the department's future operations.
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"When engineers go missing, it's usually not just a case of misplaced tools."
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