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The end draws closer for miner search
The search for two miners still trapped underground at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine near Carletonville on Gauteng's West rand continues.
The body of the third miner was brought to surface on Monday morning. About 3 0000 mine workers were underground when a tremor caused part of the mine to collapse. Harmony Gold mine spokesperson, Lauren Fourie could not indicate how long it's going to take to find the two miners.
The body of the third miner was brought to surface on Monday morning. About 3 0000 mine workers were underground when a tremor caused part of the mine to collapse. Harmony Gold mine spokesperson, Lauren Fourie could not indicate how long it's going to take to find the two miners.
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By SABC News and Current AffairsThe search for two miners still trapped underground at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine near Carletonville on Gauteng's West rand continues.
The body of the third miner was brought to surface on Monday morning. About 3 0000 mine workers were underground when a tremor caused part of the mine to collapse. Harmony Gold mine spokesperson, Lauren Fourie could not indicate how long it's going to take to find the two miners.
The body of the third miner was brought to surface on Monday morning. About 3 0000 mine workers were underground when a tremor caused part of the mine to collapse. Harmony Gold mine spokesperson, Lauren Fourie could not indicate how long it's going to take to find the two miners.