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Tambang Batu Bara Meledak, 14 Orang Terjebak di Kolombia

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02 June 2022 15:20
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Pemandangan udara menunjukkan pintu masuk ke tambang batu bara di Kolombia Zulia, Departemen Norte de Santander, di perbatasan dengan Venezuela. (Photo by Edinson ESTUPINAN/AFP)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Terjadi ledakan di tambang batu bara ini dan membuat 14 penambang terjebak, Rabu (1/6/2022). (Photo by Schneyder MENDOZA/AFP)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Para penambang diyakini berada 200 meter di bawah tanah. (Photo by Schneyder MENDOZA/AFP)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Teman dan anggota keluarga menunggu di tepi sungai dekat tambang, tempat ratusan penyelamat bekerja siang dan malam untuk dievakuasi. (REUTERS/Yeison Picon)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Dalam update terbarunya, seorang penambang yang berada di luar terowongan pada saat ledakan meninggal karena luka bakar yang serius. (REUTERS/Yeison Picon NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Kecelakaan tambang fatal bukan pertama kali terjadi. Tahun lalu, Kolombia mencatat 148 kematian karena insiden serupa. (REUTERS/Yeison Picon NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES)

Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit

Batu bara adalah komoditas ekspor utama negeri itu selain minyak. (Photo by Schneyder MENDOZA/AFP)
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit
Aerial view showing the entrance to the coal mine in the Colombian municipality of Zulia, Norte de Santander Department, on the border with Venezuela, in which 14 miners are still trapped on June 1, 2022. - Rescuers were continuing on Wednesday to try to free 14 miners trapped for two days in a coal mine in Colombia following an explosion that killed one worker, official sources said. The miners are believed to be 200 meters underground with rescuers attempting to dig down 55 meters to access a ventilation circuit