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Rescue Operation Underway After Sibanye-Stillwater Mine Incident
Stillwater's Kloof gold mine in South Africa after 260 miners were trapped underground due to a hoist system accident. A third have been safely brought to the surface with no injuries reported. Relatives remain anxious for the remaining miners' safe return.
Hundreds of workers remain underground at the Kloof gold mine near Johannesburg after a "shaft incident" occurred at Sibanye ...
There are 289 workers trapped underground in the Kloof gold mine's number seven shaft in South Africa, its operator Sibanye-Stillwater said, but all are safe and accounted for and would soon be ...
None of the 260 miners stuck underground following an accident at a Sibanye-Stillwater gold mine in South Africa have been ...
Sibanye Stillwater, which owns the Kloof mine near Johannesburg, said the workers were safe and gathered at an assembly point ...
Stillwater's Kloof mine since last night without any food, according to reports, with a major rescue operation underway ...
The mineworkers were trapped underground since Thursday night when the hoist system used to access parts of shaft 7 was ...
Sibanye-Stillwater has confirmed that all 260 mine workers trapped underground at its Kloof 7 shaft in Gauteng have been ...
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Rescue bid launched for hundreds trapped in South African gold mineMining company Sibanye-Stillwater says all miners are safe and have been provided with food as they await rescue.
Two hundred and sixty miners were trapped underground overnight following a technical issue at the lower levels of the shaft.
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