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Navy, rescue team enter Meghalaya's mine shaft to measure water level
The Navy divers have reported that they have the capacity to go a depth of 100 feet, whereas the NDRF divers can go to a depth of 30 feet
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Illegal coal mines in Meghalaya: How miners are exploited, lives threatened
The most recent incident vindicates the stand of activists that illegal coal mining occurs in the East Jaintia Hills. It not only exploits natural resources, but puts lives at risk
 "Illegal coal mines in Meghalaya: How miners are exploited, lives threatened")
No way trapped miners will come out alive: Meghalaya mine collapse survivor
He said four others who made it alive had fled to their homes in West Garo Hills district of Meghalaya
Navy divers join firefighters in rescue operation for Meghalaya miners
Surveyors and mining technical experts of Coal India Limited (CIL) began surveying the tragedy site before dewatering lakh gallons of water from the 370-feet coal pit
Odisha Fire Services team to help rescue miners trapped in Meghalaya
The miners are trapped in a 370-foot-deep illegal coal mine in the Ksan area of Lumthari village in Meghalaya since December 13
Disaster force rejects reports of Meghalaya miners' death, rescue to resume
Rescuers from the Indian Air Force (IAF) and Coal India are expected to reach the 370-foot-deep illegal mine in East Jaintia Hills district on Friday.
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Time running out for trapped miners, special pumps needed: Meghalaya CM
The miners were trapped after water from the nearby Lytein river gushed into the illegal rat-hole mine at Ksan area in Lumthari village
 "Time running out for trapped miners, special pumps needed: Meghalaya CM")
