Chile Miners Rescue

Starting with the desire to drive the Spanish conquest and lead indigenous people to gold and silver, mining has played an important central role in the history of Latin America. On 5 August 2010, 33 Chile miner workers were arrested at underground 2000 feet for over two weeks. When the rocks on them collapsed, the miners worked at a depth of 450 meters (1,475 feet) near the San Esteban mine in Copiapo. (Herald, 2010) This is the title of the world, eternal pain of miners and their families.

In 2010, Chile was globally recognized for the success of rescuing 33 captured miners. On August 5, 2010, San Jose copper and gold mines in the Atacama desert near Copiapó in the north of Chile collapsed and 33 men walked 700 meters (2,300 feet) underground. After 17 days, the Chilean government has organized rescue activities to find miners. In the past 24 hours on October 13, 2010 all 33 males were brought to the ground and live all over the world.

Between 2010 and 2014, President Sebastián Piňera in Chile led the rescue operation of 33 miners trapped in the basement of 2,300 feet below ground. As recorded in the Harvard Business Review of 2013, Piniella 's determination power is an example of the best free - firing leadership. Piniella made a common decision for the laissez - faire leader. He soon realized that past assumptions do not apply to the 2010 landmine crash. He is satisfied with receiving advice from engineers, mechanics, deep sea workers, doctors and psychologists, and seeking advice. Piniella chose the major players and approved their rescue plan. Then he gave them the use of non-traditional methods to save those day freedoms.

SJ Rahman talks of extreme examples of the experience of 21 miners. Mine workers were trapped in the basement for 14 days, during which six miners died of suffocation. After rescue, 10 miners were studied for 10 years. Everyone except one was greatly affected by this experience and 6 people began to embrace the phobia "restrict or limit the situation." The only miner who could not find any obvious sign was a leader. Another factor that could lead to the onset of claustrophobia is "received information". What are you afraid of? This method is suitable not only for observing teachers but also for observing victims. Other classical conditions also include when seeing other people who are directly exposed to unpleasant circumstances.