Rescuers used a ground support split set and welded mesh to prevent rockfalls during their rescue and recovery work.

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10 have been rescued after last week's tunnel collapse, the mining company says

Crews have been combing the rubble since the accident

A company executive says he is "deeply saddened and disturbed" by the incident

CNN  — 

At least 14 people are dead, 14 are unaccounted for and 10 have been rescued in Indonesia after a tunnel collapse last week at an underground mine training facility, the mining company said.

The latest numbers come from PT Freeport Indonesia, which mines gold, copper and silver in the region.

The incident last Tuesday occurred about 500 meters from the entrance of the Big Gossan Mine. Emergency crews have been combing the rubble, the company said, and pulled out bodies Monday.

The Indonesian government said a tunnel roof collapsed after a landslide.

“I have visited the accident site and met with our injured employees and the loved ones of those lost in this tragic event,” said Richard Adkerson, president and CEO of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold.

PT Freeport has said mining operations, which ceased during the rescue and recovery operations, will remain suspended indefinitely. It says it will launch an independent investigation into the cause of the incident.

CNN’s Elizabeth Joseph contributed to this report