Coal tunnel collapsed in Wales, four miners trapped underground

Large water spill into a coal mine in Swansea (Wales) that tunnel collapsed, the exit is blocked, four miners trapped deep underground near 100 meters. The rescuers have not been in touch with the barbers.

The aircraft was mobilized to rescue victims trapped underground.

4 that workers named Phillip Hill (45 years), Charles Bresnan (62 years), David Powell (50 years) and Garry Jenkins (39) trapped underground when a large water spill into coal mine yesterday morning and blocking their exit.

Among the craftsmen working in the mines, have two people who escaped death and save another person.

Despite efforts during the past 12 hours but 50 soldiers rescue yet reach four miners trapped underground in Pontardawe, Swansea. They admitted: "We do not know who was trapped underground, living or dead, but we will continue our efforts to rescue victims. They are experienced miners, they hope, they will know how to do. They may bring air bags. "

Rescuers are trying to locate people trapped in the ground.

It is believed that a large influx of coal mine when workers accidentally dug here to an old coal mine filled with water causing a large influx. Three miners survived in position can more easily escape before the water was up to four people trapped deep inside should not be able to respond. One of three people who survived are now in the hospital and not have any information on health status.

The rescue workers are continuing efforts to find four miners trapped underground.

Gleision coal mine, where four miners trapped. Photos taken in 2008.

Rescuers are continuing efforts to find the victims.