18 dead! Two gas explosions in coal mines in Pakistan
According to Pakistan's Tribune newspaper, two coal mine gas explosions occurred in Balochistan province in the southwest of the country at noon on the 5th local time, causing coal mine collapse. At least 18 people have been killed and many injured in the accident, according to statistics after hours of rescue. Officials in charge of the rescue said the number of casualties is likely to rise, and Pakistani border forces, local police and anti Japanese forces have all arrived at the scene of the accident for rescue. According to the police in charge of the investigation, the personnel of the mining enterprise come from the eastern Punjab province and carry out mining operations without permission and without security. According to Pakistan's Central Committee of miners in Balochistan, 100-200 miners die every year in the country.
2026-08-01
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