One miner found dead after Avery Island salt mine collapse, one still missing
Andrew Capps
Lafayette Daily Advertiser
One of the miners who was missing after a roof collapse at the Avery Island salt mine has been found dead, according to the company that operates the mine.
Cargill Deicing Technology reported that the mine’s roof collapsed Monday morning, trapping the miners underground, according to the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration, which oversees underground mining operations across the country. An MSHA spokesperson confirmed the administration is aware of the incident and is currently investigating, though more details remain unavailable. Click here to read more.
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