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Bodies identified in Shaanxi coalmine blast |
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Fourteen more bodies were taken out of the mine Thursday morning, increasing the body count to 35 at the Chenjiashan coal mine in northwest China's Shaanxi Province.
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3 more bodies found after Shaanxi coalmine blast |
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Rescuers found three more bodies Thursday morning after an explosion rocked a coal mine Wednesday in southwest China's Guizhou Province, raising the total death to 16. |
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Shaanxi coal mine suffers two more blasts, no new casualties |
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A gas blast-devastated coal mine in northwest China suffered two more explosions but no new casualtiesearly Thursday morning, according to the rescue headquarters.
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One new gas blast causes no casualty in Shaanxi colliery |
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The disaster-hit Chenjiashan coal mine in northwest China's Shaanxi Province again had a new blast Thursday morning but suffered no new casualty, said officials in |
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Pain and despair among workers' families at explosion coal mine |
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Agony was written on every face, tears fell from all eyes. Many collapsed, letting out cries that pierced every heart there.
The official declaration of no survival |
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166 presumed dead in Shaanxi mine blast |
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The death toll from a coal mine blast in Shaanxi province has risen to 166, confirming one of the worst disasters to hit the country this year.
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Death toll from Shaanxi mine blast rises to 65 |
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Sixty-five bodies have been found from the site of the gas explosion accident that happened Sunday at the Chenjiashan coal mine in northwest China's Shaanxi |
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5 specialists join coalmine rescue, probe work |
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Five specialists Tuesday arrived at the gas blast site of the Chenjiashan Coalmine in northwest China's Shaanxi Province to help the rescue and investigation |
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Death toll from Shaanxi coalmine blast tops 50 |
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Rescuers said Monday with the discovery of more than 20 bodies Monday, bringing the death toll of Sunday's gas explosion at a coalmine in Shaanxi Province to |
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25 killed in Shaanxi coalmine blast |
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At least 25 miners were killed following a major gas explosion at the Chenjiashan Coalmine in Shaanxi Province at 7:20 a.m. Sunday, and 141 remained trapped |
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Top leaders show concern over coalmine blast |
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Top Chinese leaders have showed enormous concern over a deadly gas explosion which took place at the Chenjiashan Coal Mine in northwest China's Shaanxi |
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166 trapped in Shaanxi coal mine blast |
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By 6 p.m. Sunday, 127 miners were rescued alive after a major gas explosion took place at the Chenjiashan Coalmine, Shaanxi Province, around 7:10 a.m. but another |
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Number of trapped miners reduced to 166 |
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By 6 p.m. on Sunday, 127 miners wererescued alive after a major gas explosion took place at the Chenjiashan Coalmine, Shaanxi Province, around 7:10 a.m. but |
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170 remain trapped in Shaanxi coalmine gas explosion |
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By 1 p.m. on Sunday, 123 miners were rescued alive after a major gas explosion took place at the Chenjiashan Coalmine, Shaanxi Province, around 7:10 a.m. but |
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Gas incident strikes state-owned coalmine in Shaanxi |
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A gas accident took place at the Chenjiashan Coalmine, a state-owned coal production base in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, around 7 a.m. on Sunday, but no |
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