Veintiún mineros murieron en explosión de mina de Sardinata

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Veintiún mineros murieron en explosión de mina de Sardinata

Posted on enero 28, 2011 by Redes Colombia

Seis más resultaron heridos y las autoridades han rescatado 15 cuerpos sin vida de las entrañas del socavón donde hace cuatro años se registró otro incidente en el que perecieron 31 obreros. El ministro de Minas y Energía, Carlos Rodado, ordenó el cierre del yacimiento.

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