Coal Mine Gas Explosion Kills 90 in Shanxi
The death toll from an explosion at the Liushenyu Coal Mine in Shanxi Province, China, has increased to 82. Nine miners remain missing following the incident. The death toll from a gas explosion in a coal mine in China has risen to 82 people, according to state media reports. State media reported the incident, highlighting the loss of life. President Xi Jinping has ordered an immediate rescue operation. State media reported the incident, marking the country's biggest mining disaster in 17 years. Xi Jinping has urged authorities to spare no effort in rescue operations. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with provincial authorities deploying resources.
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