Problems due to conjunction of Saturn and FM Ketu in Leo

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Dear friends,

 

With Saturn at 9° 40' Leo conjunct FM Ketu at 12° 40' Leo, sudden

problems have emerged for the indications of Saturn. As we know, in

SA, Saturn rules mining deep in the ground and those who work hard

for less pay.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

South African miners being pulled from underground

 

Highlights

 

Thousands trapped in gold mine

Falling water pipe knocked out power to elevator that carries men

out of mine

Carletonville is about 50 miles (80 kilometers) southwest of

Johannesburg

 

(CNN) -- Power has been restored to a South African gold mine, and

some of the more than 3,200 miners inside are beginning to return to

the surface after an accident kept them stuck underground for nearly

a day, a government official said.

 

South Africa's ambassador to the United States, Welile Nhlapo, told

CNN that the men were " quite safe. " " We believe that the effort that

is being made should come up with some positive results, " he said.

About 350 miners had been pulled to safety after about three hours

of work, the company said in a report from The Associated Press.

 

There were no injuries and there was no immediate danger to any of

the workers in Harmony Gold Mining Co.'s Elandsrand Mine, company

and union officials said. The workers are more than 1.3 miles (2

kilometers) underground at Harmony Gold's Elandsrand mine in

Carletonville, according to Lesiba Seshoka, a spokesman for South

Africa's National Union of Mineworkers. Carletonville is about 50

miles (80 kilometers) southwest of Johannesburg.

 

A falling water pipe knocked out power to the elevator that carries

men out of the mine, company officials told the South African Press

Association. Nhlapo said a secondary lift was bringing the men out

of the mine in groups of 73 at a time -- meaning it could take up to

24 hours to retrieve them all.

 

No injuries have been reported.

The accident happened about 6 a.m. (midnight Tuesday ET), Seshoka

said. " We are not really so sure about what actually happened so, we

are keeping our fingers crossed and hoping they'll be OK, " he said.

The workers have adequate ventilation and access to water, Harmony

Gold told the press association.