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SAN JUAN DE SABINAS, Mexico (AP) - More than three days of backbreaking labor brought rescuers close to the site where two of 65 trapped coal miners are believed to be located, a federal official said Wednesday.
Whether the two men are dead or alive could provide a clue to the fate of workers trapped deeper inside the Pasta de Conchos mine, federal Labor Secretary Francisco Salazar said.
"These two people will give us an indication of what it is that could have happened," Salazar told the Televisa television network Wednesday morning.
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