Fourteen trapped workers safely rescued from West Bengal coal mine
All 14 miners stranded after a pulley system malfunction at the Kumardihi A coal mine have been brought to the surface without injury.
Fourteen workers who became trapped at the Kumardihi A coal mine in West Bengal have been successfully rescued.
The individuals were stranded inside two lifting cages after the site's machinery experienced a pulley system malfunction.
Following their extraction, ECL Chairman and Managing Director Satish Jha confirmed the safe recovery of the entire group, verifying that there were no casualties as a result of the mechanical failure.
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