, The value and significance of miracles Shanxi Wangjialing Coal Mine Water Penetration Accident Rescue Headquarters held its tenth press conference at 15:00 on the 5th.

Press spokesman Liu Dezheng said that so far, 115 of the 153 people trapped underground in the accident have been rescued.

Wang Jun, the governor of Shanxi Province, revealed in an interview with CCTV on the same day that 38 people are expected to survive in the mine.

An attentive reporter discovered that just when everyone was worried about the workers trapped underground, the peach blossoms far and near around the Wangjialing Coal Mine suddenly bloomed.

We would rather believe that this appropriate splendor is a tribute to life.

If a miracle has come, it is first of all the miracle of life.

Nine days and nights can only be regarded as a passing moment in normal life, but for the more than 150 compatriots isolated underground, there is no food, no news, only boundless darkness and the flood that may come at any time.

, where every minute is the longest suffering in the world.

But they survived. These brothers, who had been practicing for a long time in the world, ate tree bark, drank dirty water, and collected miner's lamps to ensure that they could accurately indicate their position when rescue arrived.

The faith and perseverance of life make these brothers who are usually unknown become a dazzling group.

On April 2, those few sounds of tapping the drill pipe were monotonous and weak, but they were the most exciting sounds in the world.

At that moment, many people burst into tears.

On April 5, a rescued worker clapped when he heard applause on a stretcher. This was his weak hand after being trapped for nine days and nights, and it was also the most powerful hand in the world.

Miracles are, first of all, the miracle of life, but also the miracle of rescue.

Never abandon, never give up, this vow that once stirred people's hearts during the great earthquake was once again promised, and once again witnessed a miracle.

Those nine rescuers who worked day and night without sleep should be respected.

You deserve respect for the doctors and nurses who provided meticulous treatment to the rescued workers.

Especially those relatives who have shed all their tears and those who are looking forward to seeing you, you should be respected.

The essence of believing in miracles is to revere life.

I didn't dare, couldn't, and weren't allowed to neglect my life, so I finally got the miracle of survival from a desperate situation.

We shed tears for the miracle that has happened. We pray that the miracle can continue and that all the compatriots in the mine can survive.

But at the same time, I also know the true meaning of miracles. The wonder of miracles is that they are extraordinary and difficult to replicate.

At this moment, rescue operations for another mining disaster are taking place in Yichuan, Henan.

No one is unwilling to sincerely pray for a miracle to happen, but the Yichuan mining disaster has killed 28 people, and many people are still missing.

Any miracles about disasters can only appear above disasters.

Rather than hoping for a miracle after a disaster, it is better to stay away from the disaster itself.

Time and time again, the lessons of blood and tears have proven that although natural disasters are difficult to prevent, man-made disasters can be avoided.

The vast majority of mining disasters are avoidable man-made disasters.

On March 30, the third day after the Wangjialing mine accident, the State Administration of Work Safety and the State Coal Supervision Bureau jointly issued an accident report stating that there were violations during the construction process of the Wangjialing Coal Mine, and after signs of water leakage appeared on the working surface,

Failure to promptly evacuate personnel and take effective response measures in accordance with regulations.

The construction company's rush to meet the construction deadline for the sake of economic interests is considered to be the primary cause of the mining disaster.

Chen Chuanping, deputy governor of Shanxi Province, said, "The bad thing about the Wangjialing mining disaster was 'striving for first place.'" If there is no mining disaster that comes from fighting for the first place in progress, why would there be a need for the miracle of more than a hundred compatriots being rescued safely?

After a miracle happens, it is easily the most dazzling event.

There is certainly nothing wrong with this starting point of summarizing rescue experience so that more miracles can happen in future rescue work.

However, we should not forget the mining disaster itself. Miracles should be attributed to miracles, and responsibilities should also be attributed to responsibility.

Miracles cannot be used to confuse and neutralize responsibility. Just as miracles and rescue results need to be affirmed, someone must also bear the responsibility for the accident.

There is no doubt that the outcome of the rescue will reduce the severity of the accident, but this obviously does not mean that the accident can be written off.

Only when those responsible are held accountable can mining disasters caused by man-made disasters be contained and lives can be protected to a greater extent.

On this basis, miracles have value and meaning.

2. Miracles come from perseverance and racing against time [9] On the 5th, significant progress was made in the rescue and rescue work of the water leakage accident in Wangjialing Coal Mine.

Between 00:00 and 1:15 in the morning on the 5th, the first batch of nine survivors successfully rose to the well. As of about 15:40, a total of 115 people had been rescued and raised to the well.

Watching the rescued workers filing out one after another to receive medical treatment, I am afraid that no one will not be excited and emotional.

This is the struggle between life and death, this is the game between dawn and darkness, this is the intertwining of joy and sorrow, this is the intertwining of nightmare and reality.

Fortunately, 115 workers have been rescued and 115 families on the verge of being broken up have recovered. The families of these trapped workers who have been waiting anxiously and heart-wrenchingly can finally feel relieved.

There is a touching detail in the report - a rescued worker was lying on the hospital bed and asked the doctor to borrow his mobile phone. He wanted to call his family to say he was safe.