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17 dead in China mine blast

A coal mine explosion in northern China has killed 17 people and trapped another 19.

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Gas explosion kills 203 in Chinese mine

A gas explosion in a coal mine in China’s northeast killed at least 203 miners, the government said today, in the deadliest such disaster reported since communist rule began in 1949.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005

Blast mine rescue work goes on

Rescue workers today pulled 17 more bodies out of a blazing shaft where a methane gas explosion killed at least 36 miners, a union chief said.

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16 killed in mine blast

At least 16 coal miners have died and 77 workers are missing in an explosion in a mine that reopened illegally after being closed for safety reasons.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2001

93 miners trapped after coal blast

Ninety-three coal miners were today trapped in a mine that reopened illegally after being closed for safety reasons.

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