Russian miners safe after six days underground

Eleven of 13 coal miners who were trapped in a deep shaft in southern Russia for six days were found alive today.

Russian miners safe after six days underground
Wed, 29 Oct, 2003 - 09:34

Eleven of 13 coal miners who were trapped in a deep shaft in southern Russia for six days were found alive today.

Rescuers led them out of the mine after blasting a tunnel through solid rock.

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