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The National Coordination of Civil Protection (CNPC) reported that it maintains support and support for the family of the worker who died after the collapse recorded in the Santa Fe mine in El Rosario, Sinaloa.After a collapse on March 25 captured four workers in the Santa Fe mine, Mexican government authorities have worked for hundreds of hours in the rescue work.More than two weeks after the tragedy, the Unified Command of the Secretariat of S…
Mazatlan, Sin., the company Industrial Minera Sinaloa SA de CV (Imssa) will compensate the workers who were rescued from the Santa Fe mine, located in the municipality of El Rosario, said Laura Velázquez Alzúa, national coordinator of Civil Protection. The official, who remains indefinitely in the vein where four workers were trapped on 25 March –two of them already taken alive and one more dead – explained that there is a letter of commitment f…
On the thirteenth day, the miracle occurred. One of the workers trapped in Sinaloa in the collapse of a gold mine came alive from the darkness. His rescue, for which a team of divers had to be sent, brightened the hope of those waiting outside without knowing whether he was alive or not. Today, uncertainty remains, as there is a missing worker, while his colleagues collaborate with the authorities to elucidate how to get through a network of tun…
Francisco Zapata Nájera, the 42-year-old miner who spent 14 days trapped in the Santa Fe mine, was discharged from the General Hospital of Mazatlan on the afternoon of this Friday, April 10, 2026. This was confirmed by the deputy director of the hospital, who is temporarily in charge. The general manager of the mine, Álvaro Vargas, confirmed that all the medical tests that were performed on him were favorable and that the only thing that was dia…
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