13 workers in South Africa trapped in gold
13 people have been trapped in gold mine in South Africa, the world's deepest mineral resource.
On Thursday (May 04th) the quake was created in the earthquake of 2.2 in the Masakhani mine in the west of Johannesburg, on Thursday (May 04).
According to the international press, the information was confirmed by the operators of the Sylvan-Stilwater Mining Company.
According to the source, efforts are being made to rescue the trapped workers. So far, three people have been able to communicate. The remaining 10 are still missing. Trying to contact with them is also going on.
Earlier, in February this year, due to power isolated, 950 workers were stuck in the company's Bettrix gold mine for 24 hours.
Silvanay-Steelwater is the country's largest gold lifting company. Their activities in South America, including South Africa, have long been managed.