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How Ionised water saved Chilean Miners under ground for 69 days
The San José Mine in Chile was more than 100 years old, and a century of “digging and blasting” had all but worn away its internal structure. The mine was known for primitive working conditions and perfunctory safety practices, including escape tunnels that were useless because of the lack of maintenance. On the 5th August 2010 when the main ramp into the San José Mine collapsed, it trapped 33 miners 2,300 feet underground. This became an international news.
The collapse happened because they drove 65 feet (20 meters) past the actual spot, and that one falling rock became a massive explosion, and the area around them filled with dust. Unknown to them, this was but one part of an incredible collapse occurring throughout the mine. A quick inspection showed that all the connections to the surface have been cut: the electricity, the intercom system, the flow of water and compressed air. Emergency officials are unable to communicate with the trapped miners. The men thought they would be rescued in a few hours or at most a few days but it turned into weeks and months. The inventory to their food included 1 can of salmon, 1 can of peaches, 1 can of peas, 18 cans of tuna, 24 litres of condensed milk (8 of which are spoiled), 93 packages of cookies, not counting a few that some of the men ate on the sly, and some expired medicines. There were also less than 10 bottles of water, although there were thousands of litres keeping the machinery engines cool, which was dirty, oily and occasionally used for bathing, it was drinkable enough to keep them alive.
When news first broke that a group of men were trapped in a Chilean mine and that it would likely take weeks to free them, former Miss Chile used her connections to get alkaline ionised water down to them. After making initial contact with the Chilean government she was able to meet with the President. With approval, he helped design a system to send alkaline ionised water down to the miners through a long tube from the surface. Water was delivered through this system every day until they were finally rescued after 69 days under ground.
On 17th September 2010, one of the drills broke through to the men via a 17-inch hole, and that was widened over the next several weeks to the required 28 inches. From there, a few days were needed to remove the drill bit from the hole, and then a rescuer was sent down in a tube, dubbed the Fenix, built specially for this purpose. The first man, Florencio Avalos, began his ascent a little before midnight on Oct. 12. He reached the top around 30 minutes later, met by his family, news cameras from around the world, and the president and first lady of Chile.Around 24 hours later, Luis Urzua became the last man to hit the surface. As he did, the 69-day nightmare of the San José Mine officially reached its end.
Many of the miners struggled to readjust, feeling withdrawn and suffering flashbacks and nightmares. After darkness fell, Barrios, for one, would sometimes wake in the middle of the night and put on his old helmet, just sitting there with his helmet lamp on, suddenly screaming and punching the couch cushions. Many of the miners rescued by late Wednesday afternoon had few evident medical problems. Even so, all of the miners will be evaluated by specialists, including ophthalmologists, dermatologists and psychologists.
They are being housed in a brand-new ward that was completed two months before the August 5 collapse at the San Jose mine. Some miners may be released as early as Thursday afternoon, Manalich said, while others will stay longer at the hospital. That includes at least two men who need dental surgery and one miner, who is expected to remain hospitalised through the weekend. That miner's symptoms emerged four days later, and he was already being treated with antibiotics and improving about 24 hours before being brought to the surface, Manalich said.
These miners were found to be in remarkable physical condition. Although we all recognise that prayer works wonders, this “miracle” water is attributed for their overall well being.
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