Thank you so much for teaching us of the difficult, hard and dangerous experience this entails. Makes me appreciate gems on a different level. I now think of the working men and not just the beauty of the gems. I guess i can say the beauty is in the hands of all the men involved in this process. Thank you all.
But now the government abundoned all that good profitable mining. Its use to give our country five times of owr national budgets. Pls white people come back
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They probably don't want to spend the extra money to keep the actual miners safe. That would be money coming out of their profits and if the miners get sick they will just replace them.
@@heddabanks9829 probably not the case, a mask etc is very difficult that deep down . you saw the drill type is hydraulic so dust is pretty low. same with blasting they wait until its all down overnight. wetting everything helps with this as well.
@@patrickmarsh778 they would wash the face down like you do in any other UG mine for dust suppression. It is surprising that they wouldn't at least give them self rescuers given how small and janky that mine is.
Why is the guy panting and puffing while he speaks (very low volume) at the end of this video ? Did he actually do some work other than simply walking to the face and back to/from the skiff ? Or is talking a really labor intensive activity for him ! ??
