An explosion in a coal mine in southwest Pakistan kills 12 miners while 8 are rescued
- A gas explosion in a coal mine in Baluchistan's mining region of Khost trapped workers underground, resulting in 12 deaths.
- Pakistani Prime Minister expressed sorrow over the incident, highlighting the dangerous working conditions and insufficient safety measures in the country's mines.
- Despite the rescue of eight miners, the explosion caused by methane gas reflects the hazardous conditions that persist in Pakistan's mining industry.
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Eight rescued, 12 die in Balochistan mine collapse
Miners sit outside a coalpit in the mining region in Balochistan on March 20, 2024. — AFPEight miners have been rescued whereas 12 others have died after a coal mine collapsed in Balochistan's Harnai District area after an explosion, confirmed chief mines expert on...
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