China's coal hub Shanxi vows thorough probe after mining office fire kills 26
China’s coal producers are under constant scrutiny over accidents, often caused by lax safety standards and poor enforcement.
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China’s coal producers are under constant scrutiny over accidents, often caused by lax safety standards and poor enforcement.
In the aftermath of a fire at a coal mining company building in Lüliang, North China's Shanxi Province, that killed 26 and hospitalized 38 people, local officials said they will offer all available medical care to the injured and vowed to thoroughly investigate the cause of the blaze and hold those responsible accountable.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Ministry of Emergency Management said in a meeting that it would take action to prevent mining accidents being covered up and to crack down on illegal mining, state media said on Monday.
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