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Continue to Search for Miners Trapped in Sinaloa
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Mexico intensifies the search for four miners trapped after the collapse of the Santa Fe mine in Sinaloa, caused by a failure in waterproofing
The work to rescue four workers trapped in the Santa Fe mine, in the municipality of El Rosario, in Sinaloa last Saturday marks three days of uninterrupted operations after the collapse of a dam of jails. Specialized brigades of the Ministry of National Defense and specialists of the company Industrial Minera Sinaloa advanced during the last night 264 meters in the exploration of the ramps. Technical teams place wooden planks and triplay structu…
The work to rescue the four miners who remain trapped in a mine in El Rosario, in Sinaloa, continued throughout the night, according to the National Coordination of Civil Protection. In a statement, the federal unit indicated that after the collapse of the Jales Dam towards the Santa Fe mine, which occurred last Wednesday, March 25, in the town of Chele, the rescue teams maintain uninterrupted operational tasks.The Army sent 38 elements of an em…
Rescue of miners trapped in Sinaloa mine continues. The rescue operation for four miners trapped in a mine in the municipality of El Rosario, Sinaloa, remains active this Sunday, with the participation of agencies from all three levels of government. Efforts are concentrated in the area where the collapse occurred mid-week, burying the workers inside the mine. Since then, specialized brigades have been working continuously to try to locate them …
To the Santa Fe mine, located in El Rosario, Sinaloa, where the four miners are trapped, more elements of the Navy are incorporated, as well as specialists from the CFE and the Red Cross.
To the search of the four miners trapped since March 25 in the Santa Fe mine, in the Mexican state of Sinaloa (northwest), more than 300 elements and 42 units have been integrated that work this Sunday under the direction of the National Coordination of Civil Protection (CNPC) and the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), among other specialized brigades. The entry More than 300 elements are added to the search of the Mexican mi…
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