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#16
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Found it quite upsetting at how many very young men were among the miners
17, 21 etc..
So very very sad, my middle son turns 17 next month and I was looking at him, in the school uniform and thinking at that age a kid was down the mines and died
, they are just kids. Those poor parents.
17, 21 etc..So very very sad, my middle son turns 17 next month and I was looking at him, in the school uniform and thinking at that age a kid was down the mines and died
, they are just kids. Those poor parents.
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...24/3075472.htm
The close-knit community of Greymouth is struggling through its darkest hour in the wake of a second mine explosion that has left no hope of survival for 29 men trapped underground.
Authorities say the latest explosion, around 2:30pm local time, has left no hope for the men.
We can only hope and pray that the bodies can be recovered to at least allow people to see farewell to their loved ones.
The close-knit community of Greymouth is struggling through its darkest hour in the wake of a second mine explosion that has left no hope of survival for 29 men trapped underground.
Authorities say the latest explosion, around 2:30pm local time, has left no hope for the men.
We can only hope and pray that the bodies can be recovered to at least allow people to see farewell to their loved ones.
#18
Tragic for the 29 families and I understand one poor boy was on his first day.
fate....
Very emotional and upsetting, I hope they can be retrieved and laid to rest, just before Christmas and these families may not get closure because of the danger that is still present.
fate....Very emotional and upsetting, I hope they can be retrieved and laid to rest, just before Christmas and these families may not get closure because of the danger that is still present.
#20
Found it quite upsetting at how many very young men were among the miners
17, 21 etc..
So very very sad, my middle son turns 17 next month and I was looking at him, in the school uniform and thinking at that age a kid was down the mines and died
, they are just kids. Those poor parents.
17, 21 etc..So very very sad, my middle son turns 17 next month and I was looking at him, in the school uniform and thinking at that age a kid was down the mines and died
, they are just kids. Those poor parents.
So sad
#21
RIP to my fellow underground miners. We who work in the depths are thinking of you and your families. Turn off your camp lamp now mate let us carry the burdon onward.
#23
Tragic for the 29 families and I understand one poor boy was on his first day.
fate....
Very emotional and upsetting, I hope they can be retrieved and laid to rest, just before Christmas and these families may not get closure because of the danger that is still present.
fate....Very emotional and upsetting, I hope they can be retrieved and laid to rest, just before Christmas and these families may not get closure because of the danger that is still present.
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Specialist equipment and teams from Australia will arrive in New Zealand today in the hope they can make the Pike River coal mine safe enough for the bodies of the 29 miners to be recovered.




