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China blast kills 13 miners, 18 more feared dead

BEIJING: Rescuers have recovered the bodies of 13 miners after a gas explosion at a coal mine in north-eastern China and fear another 18 trapped underground by the blast are dead, a doctor at the local hospital said today.

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The explosion at the mine in Liaoyuan in the north-eastern province of Jilin on Sunday trapped 33 miners underground, the second such major accident in little more than a month in an industry notorious...

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