Julio Suarez Anturi blogs [es] about the first miners emerging after 69 days trapped underground: “A second opportunity on this planet is what these 33 men are getting who spent the first 17 days as if they had disappeared, died […]”
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Julio Suarez Anturi blogs [es] about the first miners emerging after 69 days trapped underground: “A second opportunity on this planet is what these 33 men are getting who spent the first 17 days as if they had disappeared, died […]”
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Let us all say”GOG IS GOOD ALL THE TIME AND THAT IS HIS NATURE WOOH? Iam so much overwhelmed on seeing our dear brothers come out of the mines a live. God is Good. Please send my deepest regards to them and tell them to make a world trip. Uganda as a country is too concerned. Our eyes glued on screens to watch every step taken in rescue. God Bless all Clieans and Americans.
Bye bye
Grace