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Coal mine fire traps 22 underground in China
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Twenty-two workers have been trapped underground at a coal mine which caught fire in China\'s northeastern Heilongjiang Province. The fire that broke out last night at the coal mine in Jixi City trapped 22 workers, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
Twenty-two workers have been trapped underground at a coal mine which caught fire in China's northeastern Heilongjiang Province. The fire that broke out last night at the coal mine in Jixi City trapped 22 workers, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
The mine is operated by state-owned Heilongjiang Longmay Mining Holding Group, according to the work safety administration of the province.
The rescue operations are underway, the report said. Accidents in Chinese coal mines killed over 900 people last year.
In July, four workers were killed after a coal mine accident in the province.
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