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Search for a Miner in the Mramor lignite mine after the Collapse

Published: May 3, 2024
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The first digger in the lignite mine “Mramor” Tuzla was buried after the earth collapsed in this mine.

A rescue unit is on the ground, as well as a federal mining inspector. More information will be known later.

The “Mramor” mine operates as part of the “Kreka” coal mine. This is a mine that still uses outdated coal production methods.

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