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Eleven miners who were buried in a gold mine explosion in China were miraculously rescued.
It’s been 14 days since I was trapped in a tunnel about 600m underground and panicked.
Correspondent Kang Seong-woong reports from Beijing.
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Miners trapped in a tunnel about 600m underground appear out of the ground.
The surviving miner wearing a red hardhat realizes that he is back alive at the sound of congratulations.
[관영 CCTV 생방송 : 두 손을 모아서 모든 사람에게 감사한다는 표시를 하는 것 같습니다.]
There was no apparent injury, but his energy was weakened.
Rescuers were the first surviving miners to rescue an injured burnout.
Then, at about 30-minute intervals, we went up and down the vertical aisle four more times, raising 2-3 people at a time.
It’s been two weeks since I was trapped in an underground tunnel in an explosion that occurred suddenly on the 10th, and panicked.
11 people were rescued at the site of the gold mine accident in Chisha City, Yantai, Shandong Province.
One or two are exhausted, but most of them have no problems with life other than psychological shock.
Rescue authorities confirmed the survival of the miners a week ago by sending hammers to the underground tunnel.
Food and drugs were sent straight down through a small vertical hole, and a landline phone was set up to make calls.
Afterwards, all efforts were made to drill through large vertical structures that could lift miners.
The passage drilling work, which was supposed to take 15 days, has advanced unexpectedly, turning the miracle of 11 people to life.
However, one of the 22 miners who were buried died.
The other 10 have not yet been confirmed to live or die, so the family is waiting for another miracle.
This is Sungwoong Kang from YTN in Beijing.
[저작권자(c) YTN & YTN plus 무단전재 및 재배포 금지]
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