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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Slideshow Video Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Strong quake shakes cities around U.S.-Mexico border 2:58am EDT Over 100 pulled alive in China mine "miracle" | Video 3:22am EDT China quiet on U.S. currency report delay | Video 2:41am EDT Cardinal defends pope, denounces "petty gossip" | Video 04 Apr 2010 Protesters storm Thailand's Election Commission | Video 3:34am EDT Strong quake shakes cities around U.S.-Mexico border 2:58am EDT Over 100 pulled alive in China mine "miracle" | Video 3:22am EDT China quiet on U.S. currency report delay | Video 2:41am EDT Cardinal defends pope, denounces "petty gossip" | Video 04 Apr 2010 Protesters storm Thailand's Election Commission | Video 3:34am EDT Over 100 pulled alive in China mine "miracle" XIANGNING, China Mon Apr 5, 2010 3:22am EDT Related News Chinese mine flood relatives fear toll cover-up Fri, Apr 2 2010 Families of 153 trapped Chinese miners fight for hope Tue, Mar 30 2010 Flood in new China coal mine traps 123 miners Sun, Mar 28 2010 Factbox: Some of the world's worst mining accidents Fri, Mar 19 2010 FACTBOX-Some of the world's worst mining accidents Fri, Mar 19 2010 Related Video Rescuers struggle to reach miners Sun, Apr 4 2010 < 1 / 3 > View Full Size XIANGNING, China (Reuters) - At least 114 Chinese miners have been pulled alive from a flooded coal mine after more than seven days trapped in the pitch dark, prompting cheers from officials who hailed the rescue a miracle. World Officials said 153 miners had been trapped in the unfinished Wangjialing mine in Xiangning, Shanxi province, after it filled with water last Sunday. The survivors were pulled out late on Sunday night and on Monday, with dozens still missing. The survivors' condition was reported as stable. "It's a miracle," rescue worker Wei Fusheng told Xinhua news agency. "It's been worth all our efforts. No sleep for several days." China has the world's deadliest coal-mining industry, with more than 2,600 people killed in mine floods, explosions, collapses and other accidents in 2009 alone. "Rescuers are continuing the search for 39 trapped miners. The rescue work is still challenging," Wang Jun, governor of Shanxi province, was quoted by Xinhua as saying. The survivors were brought out on stretches to loud cheering and clapping from scores of rescue workers who had toiled tirelessly day and night for a week. Ambulances lined the road out of the mine to take the survivors to hospital. Thousands of family members awaiting news of their loved ones and other onlookers stood along the road, bursting into applause when the ambulances passed by. "I would be more than happy to see whoever is brought out of the mine, even if it's not my father," said one young man. The government had mobilized 3,000 rescue workers to pump out water and search for the miners, but hopes of anyone emerging alive appeared to dim until rescuers heard knocking on a mine pipe on Friday. After frantic pumping, the water level dropped low enough for rescue workers to enter the shaft. "Their blood pressure and heart rates remained normal after having being trapped in the shaft for one week," Xinhua quoted one of the survivors as saying. Strong demand for energy and lax safety standards have made China's mines the most dangerous in the world, despite the government's drive to clamp down on small, unsafe operations where most accidents occur. 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