Workers survived by using oxygen, supplies
stored in emergency chambers
BREAKING NEWS
MSNBC News Services
Updated: 10:37 a.m. ET Jan. 30, 2006
ESTERHAZY, Saskatchewan -
Rescuers retrieved all 72 central Canadian potash
miners who were trapped underground by a fire and
survived until Monday by using oxygen, food and water
stored in subterranean emergency chambers.
The first group of miners was rescued early Monday.
The miners were trapped early Sunday when a fire
started in polyethylene piping more than a half-mile
underground, filling the tunnels with toxic smoke and
prompting the miners to take refuge in the sealed
emergency rooms.
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