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Report: China coal mine blast kills 14
in-en.com  2008-3-17 17:08:49  

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Chinese state media report a gas explosion at a southwestern coal mine has killed 14 miners and injured four.


Investigators were looking into the cause of the Friday night blast in Yunnan province, the Xinhua News Agency said Saturday.


China has the world's deadliest mines, where explosions, cave-ins and floods killed nearly 3,800 people last year.


Coal accounts for about 70 percent of electricity production for the booming economy. But efforts to improve safety have been frustrated by lax enforcement, weak safety regimes and corruption among local officials and mine owners chasing profits.


  


 
Author:The Associated Press  From:The Associated Press  Edit:nicole
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