Trapped miners still alive, many days after cave-In

On January 10th, an explosion in a gold mine near Chisha City, China, trapped 22 miners underground. After seven days of drilling, rescuers heard signs of life and established communication with the survivors. A note revealed the location of 12 survivors, four of whom were injured, and requested urgent rescue due to water and injuries. The fate of the other 10 miners remained unknown.

When did the rescue operation in China begin?

• January 15th

• January 7th

• January 17th

• January 10th

What did the rescuers hear that indicated signs of life?

• Clinging sounds

• Footsteps

• Shouting

• Voices

What items were sent down to the miners?

• Oxygen and basic supplies

• Food and water

• Clothing and blankets

• Medical kits

How many miners were confirmed to be alive according to the note?

• 8

• 10

• 15

• 12

What was the main concern mentioned in the note from the miners?

• Lack of food

• Communication issues

• Serious injuries and water

• Darkness