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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.
Rescue teams are continuing efforts to reach a group of miners trapped inside a copper mine in Chile that collapsed during a ...
Chilean state-owned copper giant Codelco confirmed Saturday that rescue teams at its flagship El Teniente mine have recovered ...
Rescue teams discovered a body inside Chile's El Teniente copper mine following a collapse caused by a 4.2 magnitude ...
One person is dead and five people remain trapped after a mine collapsed in Chile. The mine collapsed after the U.S.
The National Copper Corporation of Chile, known as Codelco, said a “seismic event” on Thursday afternoon caused the accident.
Codelco, Chile's state-run copper producer, is working to rescue five workers trapped in the El Teniente mine after a tremor.
Work was paused Friday at Chile's El Teniente underground copper mine, the largest in the world, amid a search for five miners missing after a partial cave-in, the country's mining minister said.
The world’s biggest copper producer Codelco is reeling from a fatal accident at its most important mine after an earth tremor ...
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