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A 16-year-old teen was rescued from a 50-foot deep mine shaft in Northern California on Monday after the rope he was using to climb back out of the hole snapped, according to the California ...
A 16-year-old boy needed to be rescued from a mine shaft in Placer County after the rope he used to rappel down broke. Cal Fire said their crews along with Auburn first responders were called for ...
Sherwin has himself trained in a mine shaft that extended a mile and ... to the men one at a time and firefighters using a rope-and-pulley system lifted them out. Rescues from mines are common ...
A 16-year-old boy was rescued after his climbing rope broke while exploring a 50-foot-deep vertical mine shaft in California. The Placer County Fire Department’s rescue team arrived at the scene on ...
Sherwin has himself trained in a mine shaft that extended a mile and ... to the men one at a time and firefighters using a rope-and-pulley system lifted them out. Rescues from mines are common ...
As night falls, crews rig up a dual-line rope system in order to conduct the rescue. A rescuer is then seen rappelling into the mine shaft, which opens up from the desert floor in a massive chasm.
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