This might bring some relief for the disaster organization in charge of this accident. However, this attitude might lead to a catastrophic increase of victims in similar future accidents. Five of the six mining workers were able to leave the mining shaft, leaving one worker behind. Shortly thereafter, inhabitants of the village reported that their houses were starting to sink into the earth. Subsequently, three houses disappear in a hole caused by collapsing mine shafts underneath.
All inhabitants are able to rescue themselves.
Mining specialists and workers of the mining company re-enter the mining area and try to secure the shafts. It becomes quickly evident that the remaining mining worker can only be rescued through a new drilling hole from above. Huge collapse of mining shafts at a depth of 130 meters buries 10 mining workers trying to secure the area. Destruction of electrical supply lines due to collapse of a street. Hole drilled to the first missing mining worker reaching a depth of 30 meters.