Dozens dead in explosion at China coal mine
A gas explosion at a coal mine in Shanxi province, China, has resulted in numerous fatalities. State media reports indicate that dozens of people have died due to the incident. The situation is still developing as authorities respond to the disaster.
- ▪The explosion occurred in a coal mine located in northern China.
- ▪State media has reported that dozens of individuals have lost their lives.
- ▪Rescue operations are currently underway to assist any survivors.
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