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Rescuers search for two still missing after China mine blast kills 82 The blast at the Liushenyu shaft in Shanxi province on Friday was the country's worst mining disaster in nearly two decades, with 247 workers underground at the time.

Moment of gas explosion at China coal mine At least 82 people have been killed and two are missing after a gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China on Sunday, officials say.

China mine blast: Search and investigation continue Chinese authorities have launched an investigation into "serious breaches" of security regulations after an explosion in a coal mine left at least 82 people dead. Two people remain missing.

BBC at the site of China's worst mining disaster in more than a decade At least 82 people have been killed after a gas explosion at the Liushenyu mine in China.

[2/7] According to the news, on May 22, a gas explosion occurred in the Liushenyu Coal Mine of Shanxi Tongzhou Group in Qinyuan County, Changzhi City, Shanxi Province. With the intervention of the Ministry of Emergency Management and the "more serious" investigation by the State

Authorities in northern China were investigating a coal mine operator with a focus on safety lapses, as rescuers searched for those missing in the country’s deadliest coal mine explosion in recent years that killed at least 82 people. apnews.com/article/chin...

China mine death toll at least 82 after gas blast <p>Xi Jinping urges authorities to ‘spare no effort’ in rescue operation after explosion in northern Shanxi province</p><p>At least 82 people have been killed in a gas explosion at a coalmine in northern China’s Shanxi province, in the country’s worst mining disaster in 17 years.</p><p>The explosion happened on Friday at 7.29pm (12.29 BST) while 247 workers were underground at the Liushenyu coalmine in Qinyuan county, the state media agency Xinhua reported.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/23/china-mine-explosion-shanxi-deaths-xi-jinping">Continue reading...</a>

At least 82 people were killed and more than 120 injured after an explosion on Friday at the Liushenyu coal mine in Shanxi province, the heart of China's huge mining industry, I’ve no sympathy as CHINA fights against UKRAINE with RUSSIA

At least 82 people are dead after an explosion in a Chinese coal mine, with two people still missing, and authorities investigating serious breaches of security regulations, according to Chinese authorities. (DW News)

China Coal Mine Explosion Kills Dozens: A Prophetic Warning From the Quarry of the World adventistangelswatchmanradio.com/2026/05/25/c... At least 82 lives lost in one of China’s deadliest mining disasters. Beneath the earth, hidden gases exploded suddenly — hidden sin ... sudden destruction. 💥⏳

BBC at the site of China's worst mining disaster in more than a decade At least 82 people have been killed after a gas explosion at the Liushenyu mine in China.

China is investigating alleged safety violations after a deadly coal mine explosion in Shanxi province became the country’s worst mining disaster in years. #ChinaMiningDisaster #ShanxiExplosion #CoalMineBlast #IndustrialSafety #ChinaNews

At least 82 people have been killed and at least two are missing after a gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China on Sunday (24 May), officials say. Surveillance footage aired by state media on Monday (25 May) showed the moment of the blast from inside Liushenyu Coal Mine in Shanxi province.

At least 82 killed in Chinese coal mine explosion The blast in Shanxi province constitutes the country's worst mining disaster in 16 years.

Are systemic safety failures to blame for China’s deadly mine blast? A gas explosion that killed at least 82 people in central China – the country’s worst mining disaster in more than a decade – was the result of systemic safety failures across multiple parts of the production chain, according to miners and industry insiders. The Friday blast at the Liushenyu Coal Mine in Shanxi province also left two people missing and 128 survivors in hospital, including two in critical condition. Miners interviewed by the South China Morning Post said several workers had not...

At least 82 mine workers were killed in a gas explosion in a coal mine in Shanxi, China, last Friday. State-owned and privately owned mines alike put production and profits ahead of the lives and health of workers. www.wsws.org/en/articles/...