Eighty miners were rescued after a mine collapse in the Dominican Republic with no injuries or deaths.

Eighty miners were safely rescued in the Dominican Republic after a mine collapse trapped them underground, with no injuries or fatalities reported. Emergency teams used drilling rigs, communication tools, and ventilation systems to locate and extract all workers over several hours. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, and the mine’s name and location remain undisclosed. Officials are reviewing safety protocols following the incident, which has been praised as a successful emergency response.