Robot breakdown delays rescue of trapped NZ miners
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Wakarimasen
They should ask the Chileans for help
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elbudamexicano
Very sad for our Kiwi amigos, I hope we can get some good news soon, yes like in Chile.
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asahi_man
Dont know why they continue to refer to this as a rescue, it has become a recovery operation only - to recover the bodies of these minors no rescue involved now. How can you rescue the dead?
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M51T
Let's hope the NZ army doesn't have to operate in wet conditions. Obviously their robots don't like rain and the cool green and brown facepaint would run.
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