Mexican miner rescued after being trapped underground for 14 days following mine collapse
Francisco Zapata Nájera was rescued by military divers after being trapped for nearly 14 days in a flooded gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, following a tailings dam collapse on March 25. The collapse initially trapped four miners, with one rescued after five days, one found dead, and one still missing. Twenty-five workers were in the mine when the incident occurred, with 21 escaping immediately.
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“Man rescued after two weeks trapped in collapsed Mexico mine”
“Trapped miner rescued from flooded Mexican tunnel after 14 days”
“Rescue teams save Mexican miner after being trapped in mine for nearly 14 days”
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