82 killed in China’s worst coal mine accident for more than a decade
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82 killed in China’s worst coal mine accident for more than a decade

May 23, 2026
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At least 82 people have been killed in a blast at a coal mine in the central Chinese province of Shanxi. State news agency Xinhua reported that the gas explosion happened in Qinyuan county, about 520km (320 miles) southwest of Beijing, on Friday after the mine issued a carbon monoxide alert late on Friday. There were 247 workers underground at the time of the blast.

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82 killed in China’s worst coal mine accident for more than a decade

It was unclear whether other workers remained trapped. The accident is the deadliest coal mine disaster in over a decade. Although...

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