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The miners of went to the rescue site on Thursday morning (24) and are ready to go down the tunnel to rescue Julen, a two-year-old who fell into a well his family on a site in the region of Malaga, Spain, on January 13th. The information comes from the newspaper El País.
Eight members of the Salvation Brigade are present. The new well is ready for use by miners .
Since then, the teams have worked tirelessly. The tunnel's drilling took longer than expected, as engineers did not have time to study the ground and encounter harder rocks in the middle of the works.
After drilling of the tunnel, the engineers had to cover the hole to ensure the safety of the equipment that will begin the manual work. This process is expected to end on Wednesday (23).
Once ready, the team will descend from the elevator and begin manually digging a 4-meter horizontal gallery in extreme conditions, for limited space and lack of light and oxygen to get where they think find the boy.
The technicians and engineers of the operation do not give forecasts on the time they believe the mission will continue to lead, but this step should last up to 24 hours. Today is the tenth day of the operation to save the baby.
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