Overview
- Rescuers retrieved one body Saturday afternoon followed by three more overnight, leaving one miner still missing from the July 31 incident.
- More than 100 specialists are conducting a delicate search 1,200 meters underground using remote-controlled drills and electronic locators.
- Officials say the collapse followed a 4.2 magnitude seismic event, and investigators are determining if it was a natural tremor or linked to drilling operations.
- Codelco halted production under a ministerial suspension and President Gabriel Boric visited families to pledge continued support.
- Relatives of the trapped workers criticize the company for providing limited information and no psychological assistance since the collapse.