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Three rescue workers killed in Utah mine
The tragedy grows
Posted by David Roberts at 11:34 PM on 16 Aug 2007
Two Three rescue workers were killed and at least seven six others injured when a tunnel collapsed in Crandall Canyon mine, the site of a rescue operation attempting to reach six miners that have been trapped inside for what is now 11 days without contact. Mine officials are discussing whether to shut down the rescue effort.
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