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20 Killed, 8 Injured After Armed Men Open Fire At Pakistani Coal Miners
At least 20 miners were killed and eight others were injured early Friday when unidentified armed men attacked their coal mines in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province.
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2 Killed, 8 Feared Dead After Coal Mine Explosion In Pakistan
Two bodies have been pulled from a collapsed mine in southern Pakistan, rescuers said Wednesday, with eight more people feared dead.
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23 Killed After Twin Coal Mine Collapses In Balochistan, Pakistan
Shortly a build-up of methane caused an explosion and tunnel collapse at a mine in Marwaarh, east of Quetta, the capital of the fossil fuel-rich Balochistan province bordering Iran and Afghanistan.
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5 killed, 46 trapped in mine blast in Pakistan
An explosion in a coal mine in Balochistan province of southwest Pakistan today killed five miners and trapped 46 more, officials said.The blast in the mine at Sorang, located about 30 km from provincial capital Quetta, was caused by the accumulation of methane gas.The mine is operated by the state-run Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation.Offic...
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20 Killed, 8 Injured After Armed Men Open Fire At Pakistani Coal Miners
At least 20 miners were killed and eight others were injured early Friday when unidentified armed men attacked their coal mines in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province.
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2 Killed, 8 Feared Dead After Coal Mine Explosion In Pakistan
Two bodies have been pulled from a collapsed mine in southern Pakistan, rescuers said Wednesday, with eight more people feared dead.
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23 Killed After Twin Coal Mine Collapses In Balochistan, Pakistan
Shortly a build-up of methane caused an explosion and tunnel collapse at a mine in Marwaarh, east of Quetta, the capital of the fossil fuel-rich Balochistan province bordering Iran and Afghanistan.
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5 killed, 46 trapped in mine blast in Pakistan
An explosion in a coal mine in Balochistan province of southwest Pakistan today killed five miners and trapped 46 more, officials said.The blast in the mine at Sorang, located about 30 km from provincial capital Quetta, was caused by the accumulation of methane gas.The mine is operated by the state-run Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation.Offic...
