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2 Trapped Chinese Miners Dead, 20 Rescued From Flooded Coal Mine
Twenty workers were saved and two bodies recovered on Friday from a flooded coal mine after a dramatic rescue operation lasting over two days, officials said.
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21 Miners Trapped After Coal Mine Accident In China: Report
Eight miners have been rescued and 21 remain trapped in a coal mine that flooded in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, state-backed newspaper China Daily reported on Sunday citing local authorities.
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24 Workers Trapped in Flooded Coal Mine in China's Shanxi Province: Report
At least 24 workers were trapped after water flooded a coal mine in north China's Shanxi Province.
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22 people still trapped in China coal mine: report
Twenty-two workers, who were trapped in a coal mine in southwest China's Yunnan province after a flash flood Monday, have not yet been rescued.
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13 trapped mine workers in China confirmed dead
All 13 mine workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in China's Heilongjiang Province have been confirmed dead, local authorities said today. The bodies of the 13 miners who died in the October 11 flood of Jindi Coal Mine in Jidong County had all been retrieved by today after nearly two weeks of rescue efforts, said Fang Dongchu, director of the muni...
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China: Rescue work terminated in a mine, no hope for survivors
After two weeks of efforts, the Chinese authorities today terminated their operations to rescue 23 workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in Guizhou Province after concluding that they were unlikely to be alive.
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100-plus trapped miners freed in China 'miracle'
More than 100 Chinese miners were pulled out alive on Monday after being trapped for more than a week in a flooded coal mine, sparking cheers among the hundreds of rescue workers who had raced to save them and almost given up hope.
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China: 153 miners trapped in coal mine
At least 153 people remained trapped in an accident-hit mine in north China's Shanxi Province as rescuers struggled to save the miners from a pit that was flooded on Sunday.
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2 Trapped Chinese Miners Dead, 20 Rescued From Flooded Coal Mine
Twenty workers were saved and two bodies recovered on Friday from a flooded coal mine after a dramatic rescue operation lasting over two days, officials said.
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21 Miners Trapped After Coal Mine Accident In China: Report
Eight miners have been rescued and 21 remain trapped in a coal mine that flooded in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, state-backed newspaper China Daily reported on Sunday citing local authorities.
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24 Workers Trapped in Flooded Coal Mine in China's Shanxi Province: Report
At least 24 workers were trapped after water flooded a coal mine in north China's Shanxi Province.
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22 people still trapped in China coal mine: report
Twenty-two workers, who were trapped in a coal mine in southwest China's Yunnan province after a flash flood Monday, have not yet been rescued.
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13 trapped mine workers in China confirmed dead
All 13 mine workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in China's Heilongjiang Province have been confirmed dead, local authorities said today. The bodies of the 13 miners who died in the October 11 flood of Jindi Coal Mine in Jidong County had all been retrieved by today after nearly two weeks of rescue efforts, said Fang Dongchu, director of the muni...
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China: Rescue work terminated in a mine, no hope for survivors
After two weeks of efforts, the Chinese authorities today terminated their operations to rescue 23 workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in Guizhou Province after concluding that they were unlikely to be alive.
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100-plus trapped miners freed in China 'miracle'
More than 100 Chinese miners were pulled out alive on Monday after being trapped for more than a week in a flooded coal mine, sparking cheers among the hundreds of rescue workers who had raced to save them and almost given up hope.
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China: 153 miners trapped in coal mine
At least 153 people remained trapped in an accident-hit mine in north China's Shanxi Province as rescuers struggled to save the miners from a pit that was flooded on Sunday.
