The inquest into the deaths of four miners who died in the Gleision Drift Mine flood in 2011 will not take place until 2026, extending the families’ 15-year wait for answers. The tragedy occurred after a controlled explosion flooded the mine, leading to a two-day rescue that proved futile. Families expressed hope for clarity regarding the incident, which has remained unresolved for over a decade. The coroner assured that the investigation will be thorough and focused on discovering the cause of the catastrophic flooding.