China: Six killed in latest mine tragedy

The bodies of six workers trapped after a gas explosion in a coal mine in central China have been recovered, bringing the death toll to eight.

China: Six killed in latest mine tragedy
Sun, 04 Aug, 2002 - 16:58

The bodies of six workers trapped after a gas explosion in a coal mine in central China have been recovered, bringing the death toll to eight.

Twenty-five miners were working underground at the Tanghuangping mine in Hubei province when the blast happened on Friday.

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