Chile's Mining Minister Laurence Golborne said on Friday that the drill T-130, also known as Plan B, could reach its goal of 630 meters deep on Friday, where the 33 miners have been trapped since Aug. 5 in a cooper mine in the north of the country. Golborne said 'the goal could be advanced from Saturday to Friday,' as the most recent report issued on Thursday early morning said that the Plan B had surpassed the 570 meters deep and there was only 60 meters more to reach the miners' shelter. However, reaching the shelter, does not mean the miners will be immediately rescued, as once the drill reaches its goal, the technicians have to analyze the state of the stones and decide if the drilled well should be reinforced or not. In case the well need to be reinforced the rescue could take some days more, after the drill reaches the shelter. 'The rescue process will take many days. It will take eight days more with the reinforcement and two or three days without the reinforcement,' Golborne said. Meanwhile, the rescue team chief Andre Sougarret said that 'we are analyzing a technical revision to determine the well's quality and the final decision will be done once we reach the goal.' Meanwhile, different Chilean officials have given different dates for the rescue of the miners, while others have requested not to speculate about the dates, causing confusion among the miners' relatives and the rest of the people including journalists, awaiting for the miners rescue. Chilean Health Minister Jaime Manalich said on Friday that the first of the 33 trapped miners could be rescued on Tuesday, as the Plan B could reach the shelter on Friday. Manalich said that the rescue team would only reinforce between 100 and 200 meters of the well made by the Plan B. However, short after Manalich's declaration, Chilean government's spokesman Ena von Baer rejected his declarations and later on Friday during a press conference Golborne refused to give a precise date for the rescue. 'We cannot give a precise date, because it depends on the stones situation,' Baer said. 'We expect to reach the goal on Friday or the coming 24 hours, as we have said, the rescue process will be depending on it and then it will taken between three and 10 days later,' he said. Amid the different declarations about the rescue date, the relatives of the miners, the international press and the world, are waiting for the rescue of this 33 miners, who have spent more than two months at 700 meters underground. On Thursday night, the miners' relatives held a small symbolic ceremony in the camp 'Hope' which they set since Aug. 22 when it was announced the miners were alive. During the ceremony they sang the national anthem, while children were waving Chilean national flags. Meanwhile, the authorities committed to keep the relatives informed about the rescue advance. The authorities have set a bell, which will be rang once the Plan B reaches the shelter. 