Two miners trapped underground say they had no food for nine days and survived on each other’s ‘encouraging words’
Two Chinese miners who were rescued after being trapped underground for two weeks have described their joy and relief at being free.
Eleven men from a group of 22 were pulled out alive by rescue workers on Sunday after a mine blast on 10 January in east China’s Shandong province entombed them hundreds of metres underground.
Continue reading…Two miners trapped underground say they had no food for nine days and survived on each other’s ‘encouraging words’Two Chinese miners who were rescued after being trapped underground for two weeks have described their joy and relief at being free.Eleven men from a group of 22 were pulled out alive by rescue workers on Sunday after a mine blast on 10 January in east China’s Shandong province entombed them hundreds of metres underground. Continue reading…