Published 3 years ago

Rescue shaft offers hope for trapped Chinese miners

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Rescuers are widening a communication shaft in the hope of extracting a group of Chinese gold miners who have been trapped deep underground for 10 days in rising floodwaters, state media said Wednesday.

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News18 India

China Rescuers Prepare Escape Route For Trapped Gold Miners

SHANGHAI: Rescue teams on Wednesday drilled new holes down a gold mine in China’s Shandong province, searching for more survivors after an explosion 10 days ago and preparing an escape passage for a group known to still be alive, state media reported.

3 years ago·India

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Reuters

China deploys 16 rescue teams to save stricken gold miners

China has deployed 16 professional rescue teams and dozens of medical personnel to try to save 12 miners trapped underground for 10 days after an explosion in a gold mine in northern China's Shandong province, state media reported.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

Rescue shaft offers hope for trapped Chinese miners

3 years ago·Singapore

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CBS News

Trapped Chinese miners ask for porridge and pickles as rescue operation drags on

The 22 miners stuck 2,000 feet underground have been sent medicine and other basics, and now their requests are getting more specific as the rescue drags on.

3 years ago

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IBTimes

Rescue Shaft Offers Hope For Trapped Chinese Miners

Rescuers are widening a communications shaft in the hope of extracting a group of Chinese gold miners who have been trapped deep underground for 10 days in rising floodwaters, state media said Wednesday, with one critically ill and far from medical help. Twenty-two workers were stuck hundreds of metres underground at the Hushan mine near Qixia city in east China's Shandong province when an explosion on January 10 sealed the entrance and cut off …

3 years ago·United States

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WION

Mine workers trapped in China ask for sausage and pickles

Workers trapped in a Chinese gold mine for more than nine days received more medical and food supplies on Tuesday, including bandages, blankets and porridge, but one of the group is in a critical condition with a severe head injury, state media said. However, the miners had requested evening sausage and pickles as well as porridge but medical experts decided they should not eat hard food having only just regained their strength.

3 years ago·Noida, India

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