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Chilean miners: Where are they now?

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By Chris Boyette Verified, Michelle Rozsa
| WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
It was about 1:40 p.m. He had just felt a rumble in the Earth, and over the clanging and clamoring of mining equipment, Urzua heard a noise. Despite the unnerving rumble, he continued working at the San José Mine in Chile's Atacama Desert. He and a group of men were working to extract gold and copper nearly a half-mile below ground in the 100-plus-year-old mine. But five minutes later, Urzua felt the mountain rumble again, and he knew something was wrong. "The mountain always gives you a warning.
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Chilean Miners: Where are they now? - CNN

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By Chris Boyette Verified, Michelle Rozsa, Rosa Flores Verified
| CNN Verified
This is one in an occasional series called " Rewind: Where are they now? " It catches up with people who stumbled into the headlines -- and then faded from view. Five years ago on October 13, the 33 miners who became trapped in a Chilean mine were brought to safety. It was about 1:40 p.m. He had just felt a rumble in the Earth, and over the clanging and clamoring of mining equipment, Urzua heard a noise.
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Chilean mine rescue: What you might not know

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By Rosa Flores Verified, Michelle Rozsa
| CNN Verified
Watch "A Miner Miracle: Five Years after the Chilean Rescue" at Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Five years later, here are some surprising facts you might not know about the rescue: After days of searching for the miners turned up no signs of life, Chile's then-President Sebastian Piñera special ordered a cross to memorialize the men, just in case. "What if we don't find them? In 17 days, 20 days, one month, two months?," Piñera said in a recent interview with CNN's Rosa Flores.
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