'Alive' survivors urge miners to stay strong

Former rugby players who survived more than two months after a plane crash in the Andes today met relatives of 33 trapped Chilean miners and urged them to stay strong.

'Alive' survivors urge miners to stay strong
Sat, 04 Sep, 2010 - 22:36

Former rugby players who survived more than two months after a plane crash in the Andes today met relatives of 33 trapped Chilean miners and urged them to stay strong.

“They will be out soon,” said Jose Inciarte, one of the four crash survivors visiting the San Jose copper and gold mine in northern Chile.

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