Chilean Copper Mine Collapse

They used a helmet headlamp to illuminate a dark tunnel. The rescue workers did not let their family talk with them, they wanted to confirm that they were in good shape. The mood of the family is very optimistic, especially those camping in the mining area, day and night, are allowed to send letters in the tunnel, indicating that there is support from their families . Considering the various roles and personality of the audience, what factors should be considered.

On 5 August 2010, the copper mine in Chile collapsed and 33 workers were trapped in a hole of 2,257 feet. This is comparable to a mini studio apartment (msnbc.com news services, 2010). Their family, friends, and colleagues are crazy about their safety and they can not contact the miners to make everyone uneasy. The Chilean copper industry rescuer and the president gathered to find reasons for this situation and ways to save the staff. Families and colleagues of these miners have questions that need to be answered so quickly, as is the case with enterprises responsible for providing answers. The company should develop an emergency action plan for such an event and run them on training programs during recruitment or promotion. There should be a reputable spokesperson to communicate with family, colleagues, and the media.

The tragedy of happy end began on August 5, 2010. On this day, the mine collapsed and 33 workers were confined in the copper mine in Chile 300 meters below the ground. Safety regulations require a mine ladder, the miner tries to escape through the ventilation shaft system, but the ladder is lost. The mining work was soon called "Hope Camp". In the next 69 days, this dry, dusty place will be the place for rescuers, officials, authorities, media, friends and confined miners to call home. . A small copper mine in northern Chile is owned by Minera San Esteban Primera. This is what is called the Atacama Desert, the most dry place on Earth. A few years ago, the mine was closed due to some accidents, including death in March 2007.