Reuters / AFP – Chinese Rescue Can Pull 11 Shandong Gold Miners People came out safely on Sunday (Jan. 24), most of them in good condition after being trapped underground for 14 days after the explosion. But there are still 10 other miners whose fate is still unknown.
Reuters reported on Monday that television footage showed the first male gold miner successfully rescued in the morning. He was brought up from the mine shaft with his eyes covered with black cloth to keep the light from miners Hushan in Qixia, Shandong Province, stuck underground. Up to 2 weeks
Chinese state television CCTV reported that gold mining workers were in a very weak condition. Rescuers wrapped him in a blanket where he barely moved before being taken to an ambulance to be taken to the hospital.
AFP said CCTV reported successful rescuing stranded workers at 11am on Sunday.
And just hours later, 10 other gold miners elsewhere who received food and medicine from rescuers last week were also rescued.
Xiao Wenru, chief engineer at the rescue center, told the Chinese news agency Xinhua.
“We were able to make this happen this morning,” said Shao, adding, “After removing the ruins, we discovered that there was a hollow underground.
On Thursday (21) Chinese officials estimated that It could take another two weeks to dig a life-saving shaft through a barrier to save 10 miners, the AFP said. Chinese official media reported on Friday that The health of the miners stranded underground was almost normal after receiving water and food.
One of the gold miners who was trapped and successfully rescued was injured. But those few miners showed that they were still able to walk. And they were rescued by a Chinese rescue team and had black eye masks like the first miners before being taken to hospital.
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