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Francisco Zapata Nájera emerged alive Wednesday after spending nearly two weeks trapped 985 feet underground following a mine collapse in Sinaloa, Mexico. His survival against overwhelming odds brought hope to rescue teams who worked around the clock to bring him home.
A gold miner in Sinaloa, Mexico survived nearly two weeks trapped underground in a flooded, collapsed mine before military divers pulled him to safety. His remarkable rescue offers hope even as the mining community mourns two workers who didn't make it out.
Francisco Zapata Nájera survived nearly two weeks trapped underground after a dam collapse flooded a silver mine in Sinaloa, Mexico. Divers located the 42-year-old alive on Tuesday, and rescuers are now pumping water to bring him to safety.
After being trapped 250 feet underground for more than four days, a 44-year-old miner was pulled to safety just after midnight Sunday as 300 rescuers continue working to save three more men. The successful rescue brings fresh hope to a community holding its breath.