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Floodwaters caused by heavy rains poured into two coal mines in a town in eastern China, leaving 181 miners trapped and feared dead, government officials said today.

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At least 21 killed in Chinese mine explosion

An explosion at a coal mine in north China on Wednesday killed at least 21 workers and injured 36, the government said, in the latest incident to hit the country’s disaster-plagued mining industry.

Wed, 28 Jun, 2006

China mine blast death toll rises

The death toll in China’s worst reported mine disaster in decades rose today to 213, the government said, as families laid their loved ones to rest.

Fri, 18 Feb, 2005

Search for survivors of China mine blast

Rescue crews were searching for Chinese coal miners missing today after a gas explosion killed 203 people in the deadliest mining disaster reported since communist rule began in 1949.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005

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.

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