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Two people died and three others were injured after a boulder fell into a shaft at Lilian mine in Inyathi Matabeleland North on Sunday afternoon.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson in Matabeleland North Province, Inspector Glory Banda, confirmed the incident. He said:
<blockquote>
The incident occurred on the 18th of September, it occurred around 3 O’clock, a rock fell from a height of about 130 meters and rolled down.
It trapped about six people, two of them died on the spot and out of the remaining that were still alive then, only three were injured.
</blockquote>
Insp Banda added that the bodies of the deceased were transferred to a mortuary in Bulawayo for post-mortem.
The mine manager, Lazarus Dowi told CITE’s <a href="https://cite.org.zw/two-die-in-inyathi-mineshaft-collapse/">Senzeni Ncube</a> that the employees had only been working in the mine for three days. Said Dowi:
<blockquote>
The employees had only been here for three days, two of them died on the spot while the other two were discharged from the hospital, while only one is still receiving treatment at Mpilo Hospital.
</blockquote>
This was the first time that such an incident has happened at the mine, said Dowi.

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Two Die As Huge Boulder Crashes Into Mineshaft

14 miners who were trapped underground after the tunnel they were working in collapsed have all been rescued with no casualties.
The mining accident occurred at Peace Mine in Silobela on Saturday night and the miners were pulled out on Monday night after fellow miners and the community stepped in.
Rubble collapsed into the tunnel creating an approximately 20-metre barricade which barred the miners from getting out of the tunnel.
Initial reports had claimed that 12 miners had been trapped but it was later established that 14 people were rescued.
Acting Kwekwe Civil Protection Unit Chairperson, (CPU) Clemence Muduma said some of the rescued miners had been taken to hospital. Said Muduma:
<blockquote>All the miners, 14 of them are out and are safe. They have since been rescued. Some of them were taken to hospital for check-ups and were released.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Silobela member of parliament, Mthokozisi Manoki-Mpofu called upon authorities to close the mine until ownership issues were solved.
Mining operations at the mine were controlled by the Silobela Community Ownership Trust, but since the chairperson, Arther Nkiwane died, miners have been carrying out unsanctioned mining operations.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/trapped-miners-rescued/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

14 Trapped Miners Pulled Out Of Collapsed Mine In Silobela

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