Chile rescuers find body of last trapped miner

The savior in Chile reached the end of five workers stuck in the world’s largest underground copper mine after an earthquake on Thursday.

The announcement was now made by the Regional Prosecutor Aquiles Cubillos, who said that the focal point was on a criminal investigation of the incident in the al -Teeniente Mine, directed by the state’s Codelco company.

The other four bodies were discovered in Saturday and Sunday during a desperate search in the collapsed mine tunnels in the southeast of 70km (43 miles) of the capital Santiago.

Since another person was killed during the incident on Thursday, the general death fees are now confirmed as six.

The collapse of some tunnels caused a 4.2 -magnitude tremor on Thursday. Miners were working in the depths of the surface.

Codelco has chosen two of the victims so far – Paulo Marín and Gonzalo Núñez Caroca – but others have not yet been defined by the relevant authorities.

“We share the pain caused by this situation and the whole community.” He said.

Rescue teams were using heavy machines to clean the passes that were blocked to try to reach miners.

Codelco, rescue teams in the mine 24 m (78.7ft) blocked passages, he said.

El Teniente is located in the Andes Mountains in the center of Chile.

Authorities said they investigated whether the earthquake was the reason for mining or natural tectonic changes.