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This is episode 5 of Storycast 21. I'm Jane Secker. In August 2010, a mine collapse and the subsequent efforts to rescue 33 miners entombed underground was watched by a worldwide audience of nearly one billion. This is trapped, the Chile miners.

I'm Jonathan Samuels.

I'm a Sky News presenter.

The San Jose mine is right in the middle of the Atacama Desert,

which is in the north of Chile, and it's about an hour's drive

from the small city of Copiapa. We pulled up on October 6, 2010. What we saw was remarkable.

There were hundreds of tents, there were camper vans,

there was a great deal of industrial machinery,

and I remember just hearing the noise of generators.

I could hear the noise of the drills, the constant banging and thumping.

There were these 33 flags flags are a member up high on a hill, each flag representing a different miner,

and they would be fluttering like crazy in the breeze.

The original mine shaft zigzags for miles as it descends 700 meters. The trapped men have taken refuge in an emergency air.

So there was this constant hum of activity as everyone waited and wondered about the fate of these guys,

trapped for nine weeks, half a mile beneath our feet.

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