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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.
Four workers trapped in a collapsed copper mine in Central Chile, following a 4.3 magnitude earthquake in the area, were ...
The National Copper Corporation of Chile, known as Codelco, said a “seismic event” on Thursday afternoon caused the accident.
The world’s No. 1 copper producer Codelco is reeling from a fatal accident, saying an earth tremor caused a collapse at a new ...
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Rescue teams found a body inside a section of a Chilean copper mine that collapsed two days earlier during a moderate ...
The Philippine embassy in Chile and Philippine government agencies held consultations with licensed Filipino professionals ...
Search continues for remaining workers trapped at world’s largest underground copper mine after partial collapse.
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