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Chile rescuers seek final missing miner after five confirmed dead
Rescuers in Chile are racing to find the last worker trapped in the world's largest underground copper mine after an earthquake on Thursday. The state-owned Codelco company said on Sunday that five 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.
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Four of five trapped workers at Codelco's El Teniente copper mine have been found dead, the company said ...
SANTIAGO >> Four of five trapped workers at Codelco’s El Teniente copper mine have been found dead, the company said on ...
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 ...
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