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All 37 confirmed dead in China mine disaster
2010-10-19
Newstrack India
Beijing, Oct 18(ANI): The death toll from Saturday's coal mine gas leak in China's Henan Province has climbed to 31 with rescuers still battling to reach the six miners, who are still trapped inside. "Based upon past experience, the...
China Recovers Trapped Miners' Bodies
2010-10-19
Wall Street Journal
Associated Press BEIJING—Rescuers on Tuesday recovered the bodies of the last of the 37 coal miners trapped by a gas leak at a Chinese mine over the weekend. The official Xinhua News Agency reported that rescuers had found the remaining five bodies trapped underground after a deadly gas leak Saturday at a mine...
Sheltering miners
2010-10-22
China Daily
2010-10-22 07:52:49.0Sheltering miners11011500Editorials2@webnews/enpproperty--> Everything else aside, the rescue of 33 miners in Chile has at least accelerated the ripening of a national consensus in China on the imperative need for emergency shelters in our mines. Yet such calls might seem redundant, as the State Council issued an order in July urging mining enterprises to...
The Daily Mail
A dawn explosion in a Chinese coal mine has killed 20 workers and trapped a further 17 underground. The blast happened at 6am local time this morning and came shortly after the world was riveted by Chile's dramatic rescue of 33 trapped miners who spent more than two months underground. It remains unclear how far underground the 17 trapped workers are at the state-owned mine in...
The Daily Mail
Thirty-seven Chinese miners have been killed after being trapped in a colliery, the state media have reported today. A gas leak occurred on Saturday at a pit in Yuzhou city in the central province of Henan, and while 239 people escaped those trapped did not survive. The sombre news comes as Chile basks in the afterglow of its successful operation last week, where 33 miners were...
Denver Post
Click photo to enlarge Rescuers walk out of an entrance of Pingyu Mine after an explosion in Yuzhou, in central China's Henan province, Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010. Rescuers battled dangerous levels of gas, tons of coal dust and the risk of falling rocks as they worked to free miners after the explosion at the mine in central China early Saturday. «123» YUZHOU,...
