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The team included two physicians, one psychologist, and an engineer. After the rescue, Dr. Rodrigo Figueroa, chief of the Trauma Stress and Disaster unit of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile , said there were serious shortcomings in the censorship of letters to and from miners' relatives above ground and in the monitoring of activities they could undertake, as being underground had suddenly turned them back into "babies.

Figueroa went on to say that as the miners' sound minds had seen them through, they would continue to be tested as they resumed life above ground.

The trapped miners, most of whom were Roman Catholic, asked for religious items, including Bibles, crucifixes, rosaries , and statues of the Virgin Mary and other saints to be sent down to them.

Among the miners, a number attributed religious significance to events. It is a miracle, this rescue was so difficult, it's a grand miracle.

Both government representatives and the Chilean public have repeatedly credited Divine Providence with keeping the miners alive while the Chilean public viewed their subsequent rescue as a miracle.

Faith has moved mountains. Campamento Esperanza Camp Hope was a tent city that sprang up in the desert as word of the mine's collapse spread.

At first, relatives gathered at the mine entrance and slept in cars as they waited and prayed for word on the rescue operation's progress.

As days turned into weeks, friends brought them tents and other camping supplies to provide shelter from the harsh desert climate.

The encampment grew with the arrival of more friends and relatives, additional rescue and construction workers, and members of the media. Government ministers held regular briefings for the families and journalists at the camp.

Many members of the miners' families at Camp Hope were devout Catholics who prayed almost constantly for the men. On a nearby hill overlooking the mine, the families placed 32 Chilean and one Bolivian flag to represent their stranded men.

Small shrines were erected at the foot of each flag and amongst the tents, they placed pictures of the miners, religious icons and statues of the Virgin Mary and patron saints.

Infrastructure such as a kitchen, canteen area, sanitary facilities and security were later added. Bulletin boards sprouted up and the local government established shuttle bus stops.

Over time a school house and children's play zones were built while volunteers worked to help feed the families. Clowns entertained the children and organizations provided emotional and spiritual comfort to the waiting families.

In many respects the camp gradually grew into a small city. Exploratory boreholes were used to locate the trapped miners, with several of these subsequently used to supply the men.

The Chilean government developed a comprehensive rescue plan modeled on the successful US Quecreek Mine Rescue , itself based on the German Wunder von Lengede rescue operation.

Both previous rescues had used a "rescue pod" or capsule to winch trapped miners to the surface one by one. Chilean rescue crews planned to use at least three drilling technologies to create bore holes wide enough to raise the miners in custom-designed rescue pods as quickly as possible.

Three large escape boreholes were drilled concurrently using several types of equipment provided by multiple international corporations and based on three different access strategies.

When the first and only escape shaft reached the miners, the three plans in operation were:. Plan A used an Australian built Strata model raise borer [81] type drilling rig often used to create circular shafts between two levels of a mine without using explosives.

The Strata was the first of the three drills to begin boring an escape shaft. If the pilot hole had been completed, further drilling would have caused rock debris to fall down the hole, requiring the miners to remove several tons of debris.

This drill team was the first to reach the trapped miners with an escape shaft. Plan B involved a Schramm Inc.

TXD air core drill owned by Geotec S. Normally, the drills are used to drill top holes for the oil and gas industry and for mineral exploration and water wells.

Center Rock's president and personnel from DSI Chile were present on-site for the 33 days of drilling. While the Schramm rig, built by privately held Schramm, Inc.

The Schramm T was directed to bore toward the workshop, a space that was accessible by the miners.

The T became operational on 5 September and worked in three stages. First, it needed to enlarge the centimetre 5. However by reusing the same hole, there was still added pressure on the drill.

Delays occurred because of issues with the neck of the drills caused by the angle of the drilling. Rescuers were unable to drill vertically since that would require placing the heavy rig on the unstable ground where the cave-in had happened, and the rescuers also had to avoid drilling into the production tunnels above the shelter.

Soto added, during the rescue, "It's a difficult hole. It's curved and deep. The hard rock has proven to be abrasive and has worn out the steel of the drill.

It was the last drill to be added to the rescue process and went into operation on 19 September. Chosen for the rescue operation because it can drill large holes deep into the ground and is faster than mining drills, [79] [87] this plan suffered major setbacks due to the difficulty of aiming a large drill at such a small target.

Furthermore, the hardness of the rock caused the drill bit to wander from its intended course and it then needed to be removed, resized and repositioned, slowing drilling progress.

Many family members of the miners initially had high hopes for this rig, but it was forced to reduce its drill size and so lagged behind the other attempts.

The rescue operation was an international effort that involved not only technology, but the cooperation and resources of companies and individuals from around the world, including Latin America, South Africa, Australia, the United States and Canada.

NASA specialists helped develop a sophisticated health agenda. Though international participation was critical to success, overall, it was a Chilean-led team effort.

While the three drilling operations progressed, technicians worked on building the rescue capsules that would eventually carry the miners to safety.

It had retractable wheels to allow for a smoother ride to the surface, an oxygen supply, lighting, video and voice communications, a reinforced roof to protect against rock falls, and an escape hatch with a safety device to allow the passenger to lower himself back down if the capsule became stuck.

Although drilling finished on 9 October , Laurence Golborne , Chilean Minister of Mining, announced that the rescue operation was not expected to begin before 12 October due to the complex preparatory work required on both the escape shaft and the extraction system site.

Depending on the shaft casing requirement, installation of the requisite steel pipes could take up to 96 hours. After that, a large concrete platform for the winching rig to raise and lower the capsule had to be poured while the winching rig required assembly.

Finally, thorough testing of the capsule and winching system together was required. Assembly of a safe lifting system took an additional 48 hours.

Shortly before the extraction phase began, Golborne told reporters that rescuers estimated it would take about an hour to bring each miner to the surface.

He therefore expected the lifting phase of the rescue operation to take up to 48 hours. Lawrence after the patron saint of miners , [74] [] [] a three-hour initial delay ensued while final safety tests were carried out.

Although Chilean officials played down the risks of the rescue, the miners still needed to be alert during the ascent in case of problems.

As a result, and according to the rescue plan, the first four men to be brought up the narrow shaft were those "deemed the fittest of body and mind".

Once the four men had surfaced, the rescues proceeded in order of health, with the least healthy brought up from the mine first.

Six hours before his rescue, each miner switched to a liquid diet rich in sugars, minerals, and potassium. The miners also received moisture-resistant coveralls [] and sunglasses [] to protect against the sudden exposure to sunlight.

The capsule included oxygen masks, heart monitors, and video cameras. After an alertness check a miner would be taken by stretcher to a field hospital for initial evaluation; [] none needed immediate treatment.

The original plan called for two rescue workers to descend into the mine before bringing the first miner to the surface.

TV cameras both inside the mine and on the surface captured the event and broadcast it worldwide. Each transit of the capsule, whether up or down, was projected to take 15 minutes, [] giving a total time of 33 hours for the rescue operation.

In practice, after the capsule's first few transits, it became apparent that the trip might be shorter than the projected 15 minutes and each rescue cycle should take less than 1 hour.

As the eighteenth miner was brought to the surface, Chilean Mining Minister Laurence Golborne stated "We have advanced at a faster time than we originally planned.

I foresee we might conclude the whole operation before tonight. Rescuers needing to sleep did so in the mine to avoid tying up the capsule on rescue-delaying journeys to the surface.

Before the rescue, the trapped miners were divided into three groups to determine their exit order. They were also thought more able to communicate clearly any other problems to the surface rescue team.

The second group included miners with medical problems, older men and those with psychological issues. The list above is correct and up to date according to the Ministry of Mining website.

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