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Rescuers search for two trapped Chilean miners after four found dead
Rescuers in Chile are racing to find the last two workers trapped in a mine after an earthquake. The state-owned Codelco company announced on Sunday that four workers were now known to have died since the collapse of its El Teniente mine, about 70km (43 miles) south-east of the capital Santiago.
Chile's Codelco Reports Death of One of Five Trapped El Teniente Miners
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Chilean copper miner Codelco has discovered the remains of one of five trapped miners at its flagship El Teniente mine, it said on Saturday, bringing the death toll from a collapse caused by a strong tremor on Thursday to two people.
Rescuers have recovered the bodies of four miners and are searching for two more after an earthquake caused a partial ...
The world’s No. 1 copper producer Codelco is reeling from a fatal accident, saying an earth tremor caused a collapse at a new ...
Search continues for remaining workers trapped at world’s largest underground copper mine after partial collapse.
Chilean state-owned copper giant Codelco confirmed Saturday that rescue teams at its flagship El Teniente mine have recovered ...
A major collapse at a key new section of Codelco’s biggest mine is raising questions about the Chilean behemoth’s ability to ...
Officials say that a worker was killed and five others remain trapped underground after a collapse at a copper mine in Chile ...
Codelco, Chile's state-run copper producer, is working to rescue five workers trapped in the El Teniente mine after a tremor.
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