Trapped Chile miners likely to reach surface soon
The rescuers, part of one of the world's most complex and trickiest rescue operation ever, are currently drilling the last part of an escape shaft.
The workers have so far drilled 2,O50 feet and are left with the last few meters. Relatives and friends of the trapped miners are anxious at the same time excited during the last few hours of the rescue as they wait near the mine to greet the rescued miners.
The miners have been trapped in a mine shaft in the San Jose copper and gold mine since Aug 5. It took authorities 17 days to find the miners alive.
After they were found alive on Aug 23, authorities estimated that it would take four months to get the trapped miners out through an rescape tunnel.
However, the drilling process went ahead of time giving the miners an early release and effectively putting to an epic tale of survival.
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