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No hope of finding survivors after second explosion in New Zealand mine
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November 24, 2010, Wednesday
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A SECOND explosion today in the New Zealand South Island Pike River coal mine destroyed hopes of finding any survivors.
Families of 29 miners trapped underground have been told there is no hope any survivors will emerge from the mine after the second explosion at 2:37 pm this afternoon, Radio New Zealand reported.
Police chief Gary Knowles confirmed that nobody in the mine could have survived the second explosion.
The 29 men have been missing since the first explosion last Friday.
Families of 29 miners trapped underground have been told there is no hope any survivors will emerge from the mine after the second explosion at 2:37 pm this afternoon, Radio New Zealand reported.
Police chief Gary Knowles confirmed that nobody in the mine could have survived the second explosion.
The 29 men have been missing since the first explosion last Friday.
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