Pike River Mine Disaster
Written by nathalie, 2 commentsThe devastating wait for rescue continues following an explosion late Friday 19th November at the Pike River coal mine. Families of the trapped 29 workers continue to hold on with hope for their loved ones.
Feeling helpless in this situation is natural but it is so important that the support for the families and the wider West Coast community continues. Extraordinary pain and anguish calls for an extraordinary demonstration of support. Does anyone have ideas for how the rest of New Zealand (and indeed the international community) could show their support for the trapped miners, their families or for people on the West Coast? Is there a gesture we could make to show solidarity in a tangiable way? Are there any unmet needs or comforts that we could work together to provide?
We’d love to help in some way…
Tags: coal mine disaster, miners, New Zealand, pike river, west coast

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2 Responses to “Pike River Mine Disaster”
November 23rd, 2010 at 12:58 pm
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November 23rd, 2010 at 9:41 pm
WHAT A BUMBLING BUNCH OF COWARDS AND INCOMPETENT INDIVIDUALS I HAVE EVER ENCOUTERED AT LEAST OTHER COUNTRYS HAVE PROUD BRAVE COMPATRIOTS. IM GLAD I CAN LIVE IN AUSTRALIA