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Teen rescued from 50-foot deep mine shaft in Northern California
A 16-year-old teen was rescued from a 50 feet deep mine shaft in Northern California on Monday, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
Emergency crews rescue teen who fell into 50-foot-deep California mine shaft
Emergency crews in northern California rescued a 16-year-old boy who took a tumble down a 50-foot-deep mine shaft while exploring the side of a mountain. The teenage boy and his friends had poked inside a horizontal mine shaft roughly 180 feet into the side of a mountain last week,
Teen rescued from mine shaft in Auburn was using household rope that broke, Cal Fire says
Cal Fire said their crews along with Auburn first responders were called for a medical rescue after the teen got stuck in a vertical mine shaft in the Auburn State Recreation Area, near China Bar.
Teen rescued after falling down a 50-foot mine shaft in Northern California
A 16-year-old boy was rescued after falling into a 50-foot mine shaft in Northern California last week. The Placer County Fire Department and Auburn City Fire Department posted a video of the incredible rescue by their technical teams.
Teen rescued from California mine shaft
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Teenager stuck in 50ft deep mineshaft rescued in California
A teenager trapped in a 50ft deep mineshaft was rescued in California. The boy, 16, was retrieved from a vertical mine shaft after falling 30 ft when his rope snapped during an exploration with his friends in Placer County on February 10.
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