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Search and rescue teams saved two of the five miners who went missing at the Rustenburg 6 shaft of Implats and recovered the bodies of the other three, the company said late on Monday.
Five miners were missing at Impala Platinum’s Rustenburg mine after a mud rush tore through the operation’s 6 shaft on Sunday. Two miners escaped with minor injuries and a search and rescue mission was under way for the five missing miners. Five miners were missing at Impala Platinum’s Ru...
Dude. you aren't, aren't you? >> a little bit. >> come on, i'll show you around. >> fact is, there are still coal jobs. about 56,000 nationally and 7,000 here in kentucky. whoa. >> feel the simulator base? >> yes. >> you're mining. >> training for these jobs is mandatory, even if the industry is way safer today than the 1920s when an average of 1500 people died yearly due to mining collapses and explosions, accidents still happen. so training and safety is what this place is all about. got to back it up. that and my producer is getting more footage for their collection of look at all the thing...
Candidate to run again. again, i think blankenship is a good example in this case because that's someone because of his own negligence killed 29 people. his company didn't keep that mine safe, and as democrat, that's what we'll have to focus on how these people are hurting us and everyday people and in michael grim's case it's his corruption and in joe arpaio's case he cost that county millions of dollars because of the lawsuit. it's stunning and it's scary, but we're going to have to be disciplined in our messaging because calling them criminals isn't going to do it. >> interesting, but not c...
>> come on, i'll show you around. >> fact is, there are still coal jobs. about 56,000 nationally and 7,000 here in kentucky. whoa. >> feel the simulator base? >> yes. >> you're mining. >> training for these jobs is mandatory, even if the industry is way safer today than the 1920s when an average of 1,500 people died yearly due to mining collapses and explosions, accidents still happen. so training and safety is what this place is all about. got to back it up. that and my producer is getting more footage for their collection of look at all the things kamau can't do. this is the kentucky coal ac...