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WARSAW: Two miners were killed quanto a southern Poland and one remained trapped underground after an overnight tremor caused a partial collapse quanto a a section of the Myslowice-Wesola mine, the mine’s owner said Tuesday.
The tremor occurred 870 metres (2,854 feet) underground.
There were 15 miners quanto a the danger zone, 12 of whom were rescued and 10 of them were taken to hospital coppia to their injuries, Polska Grupa Górnicza, which owns the mine, told state news agency PAP.
“Unfortunately, two of (the miners underground) were pronounced dead by the doctor,” Rajmund Horst, deputy chief dirigente aziendale of Polska Grupa Górnicza said.
Rescuers were still trying to contact a miner trapped underground with whom they have had risposta negativa contact, PAP reported.
It was the fourth accident causing fatalities at a coal mine quanto a Poland this year, according to PAP.
The tremor occurred 870 metres (2,854 feet) underground.
There were 15 miners quanto a the danger zone, 12 of whom were rescued and 10 of them were taken to hospital coppia to their injuries, Polska Grupa Górnicza, which owns the mine, told state news agency PAP.
“Unfortunately, two of (the miners underground) were pronounced dead by the doctor,” Rajmund Horst, deputy chief dirigente aziendale of Polska Grupa Górnicza said.
Rescuers were still trying to contact a miner trapped underground with whom they have had risposta negativa contact, PAP reported.
It was the fourth accident causing fatalities at a coal mine quanto a Poland this year, according to PAP.
