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Death Toll From Russia's Mining Disaster Climbs To 36 As Missing Presumed Dead
The death toll in Russia's worst mining disaster in recent history climbed to 36 on Sunday as officials said 26 missing workers could not have survived and another six, most of them rescuers, had been killed in a new explosion.
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6 People Die In New Explosion In Russia's Arctic Mine: Official
Six people died -- most of them rescuers -- in a new explosion in a mine in northern Russia where 26 miners went missing following an accident three days ago, officials said Sunday.
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In Ukraine's East, Soviet-Style Economy Withers under Onslaught
After pro-Russian rebels took 720 kg of explosives, 360 detonators and almost 1 km of wiring, the Skochinskiy coal mine, an ageing stalwart of the economy in Ukraine's Donbass region, was put out of action.
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16 killed in Russian coal mine blast
At least 16 miners were killed Monday when a methane explosion tore through a coal mine in the remote Russian Far North within the Arctic Circle, in the latest disaster to hit the country's mining industry.
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Death Toll From Russia's Mining Disaster Climbs To 36 As Missing Presumed Dead
The death toll in Russia's worst mining disaster in recent history climbed to 36 on Sunday as officials said 26 missing workers could not have survived and another six, most of them rescuers, had been killed in a new explosion.
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6 People Die In New Explosion In Russia's Arctic Mine: Official
Six people died -- most of them rescuers -- in a new explosion in a mine in northern Russia where 26 miners went missing following an accident three days ago, officials said Sunday.
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In Ukraine's East, Soviet-Style Economy Withers under Onslaught
After pro-Russian rebels took 720 kg of explosives, 360 detonators and almost 1 km of wiring, the Skochinskiy coal mine, an ageing stalwart of the economy in Ukraine's Donbass region, was put out of action.
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16 killed in Russian coal mine blast
At least 16 miners were killed Monday when a methane explosion tore through a coal mine in the remote Russian Far North within the Arctic Circle, in the latest disaster to hit the country's mining industry.
