As of August 5, 33 workers are suffering in a cave, trapped underground in San Jose mines in Chile, a small copper operation owned by Minera San Esteban Primera. This has been a terrible and an unexpected accident. We send out our hope and prayers to all the families of the 33 workers. As of now we are using all our resources to locate the workers. We have no official confirmation of survivors. We have no way of knowing if the food supply, water, and oxygen the miners have with them. We have a search party drilling holes; as an attempt to locate the 33 workers. We are estimating that the workers are trapped in the depth around 300 meters. As an attempt to locate the 33 workers, we experience a second cave in, this happen on Saturday, which forced us to stop the search for a couple of hours. The (FMC) known as the federation of Chile and (CTC) the confederation of copper workers are the local organization have been questioning Minera San Esteban’s about safety protocol and safety procedures. The presidents of Chile Sebastian Pinera has been notified and sends out his prayers to the family’s of these worker, also has promise to investigate the accident . Once again we are sorry for that this accident happen and are prayers go out to all the workers and families. If you have any question please feel free to contact us regarding your concerns. We will continue to give you up dates as we learn them.
1. You want your audience to know that you understand where they are coming from and talk about the concerns that they have. Try to address there question before they can even ask.
2. The potential need of the families of the miners is receiving information about the accident. They want to know what they are doing to recues their family member.
3. For the families the best way to communicate will be face to face or video, to let them know you are sincere.
As of August 5, San José mine have experience a terrible incident in one of our copper mines. We have 33 employee workers trapped underground inside of a cave suffering. We have notified the officials and a rescue party has been assembled. As of now we are using all our resources to locate the workers. We have no official confirmation of survivors. We have no way of knowing if the food supply, water, and oxygen the miners have with them. We have a search party drilling holes; as an attempt to locate the 33 workers. We are estimating that the workers are trapped in the depth around 300 meters. As an attempt to locate the 33 workers, we experience a second cave in, this happen on Saturday, which forced us