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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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"Feel Like I'm Reborn": Trapped Chinese Miners Rescued After 2 Weeks
Two Chinese miners who were dramatically rescued after being trapped underground for two weeks described on Tuesday their joy and relief at being free.
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Nne Trapped Chinese Miners Confirmed Dead, One Still Missing
Nine more Chinese miners trapped underground for over two weeks have been confirmed dead, local government officials said Monday, leaving one unaccounted for after a blast at the site.
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11 Chinese Miners Saved As Rescuers Race To Find Remaining 10
Rescuers in east China on Sunday pulled 11 miners from hundreds of metres underground where they had been trapped for two weeks, state media reported, as the race to locate the remaining 10 intensified.
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China Rescuers Drill New Holes To Reach 12 Gold Miners Trapped For 9 Days
Chinese miners trapped underground for nine days have recovered some strength after food and medical supplies were lowered to them, rescuers said Tuesday, as authorities race to save the workers.
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23 Chinese Miners Killed In Underground Gas Leak
Twenty-three people died after being trapped in a mine in China's southwestern city of Chongqing, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, the region's second such accident in just over two months.
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4 Miners Rescued In China After Being Trapped Underground For 36 Days
Four miners trapped underground for 36 days in a collapsed Chinese gypsum mine were pulled out late Friday, a rescue hailed as a "miracle" in a country with a poor track record on industrial accidents.
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4 Miners Rescued In China After 36 Days Trapped Underground
Four miners who had been trapped underground for 36 days in a collapsed Chinese gypsum mine have been rescued, state media reported Friday.
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11 Chinese coal miners trapped after gas explosion
Eleven miners were trapped underground on Sunday after a gas explosion ripped through a coal mine in northwest China, local officials said.
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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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"Feel Like I'm Reborn": Trapped Chinese Miners Rescued After 2 Weeks
Two Chinese miners who were dramatically rescued after being trapped underground for two weeks described on Tuesday their joy and relief at being free.
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Nne Trapped Chinese Miners Confirmed Dead, One Still Missing
Nine more Chinese miners trapped underground for over two weeks have been confirmed dead, local government officials said Monday, leaving one unaccounted for after a blast at the site.
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11 Chinese Miners Saved As Rescuers Race To Find Remaining 10
Rescuers in east China on Sunday pulled 11 miners from hundreds of metres underground where they had been trapped for two weeks, state media reported, as the race to locate the remaining 10 intensified.
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China Rescuers Drill New Holes To Reach 12 Gold Miners Trapped For 9 Days
Chinese miners trapped underground for nine days have recovered some strength after food and medical supplies were lowered to them, rescuers said Tuesday, as authorities race to save the workers.
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23 Chinese Miners Killed In Underground Gas Leak
Twenty-three people died after being trapped in a mine in China's southwestern city of Chongqing, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, the region's second such accident in just over two months.
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4 Miners Rescued In China After Being Trapped Underground For 36 Days
Four miners trapped underground for 36 days in a collapsed Chinese gypsum mine were pulled out late Friday, a rescue hailed as a "miracle" in a country with a poor track record on industrial accidents.
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4 Miners Rescued In China After 36 Days Trapped Underground
Four miners who had been trapped underground for 36 days in a collapsed Chinese gypsum mine have been rescued, state media reported Friday.
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11 Chinese coal miners trapped after gas explosion
Eleven miners were trapped underground on Sunday after a gas explosion ripped through a coal mine in northwest China, local officials said.
