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Chile's Codelco Says Two More Trapped Workers at El Teniente Mine Found Dead
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Chilean copper miner Codelco on Sunday said two more workers trapped at its El Teniente mine were found dead, bringing the toll of fatalities from a collapse last week to four. One person died at the time of the incident on Thursday evening,
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