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16 Dic 2019

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The Herald

Four miners trapped in shaft

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12 December 2019

FOUR miners at Esikhoveni Mine in Esigodini, Matabeleland South Province, are feared dead after a movable cabin they were working in collapsed and fell into a 62-metre mine shaft on Monday morning...The mine is owned by Mr Jan Blighnut and it is an old mine that was run by Germans years ago...

In an interview with ZTN, the mine manager, Mr Vessel Mpofu said the four were working inside a shed that was unknowingly established on a disused mine shaft when the structure suddenly collapsed around 7.30am. “We then informed the police and the Ministry of Mines officials. They came here and we began the search. The search continued until 8pm last night (on Monday night) and we resumed this morning at 7.30am...He said this is the first time the mine has experienced a major incident since operations commenced in 2002...