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Coal mine gas explosion in China kills 90

At Least 90 Dead, 123 Others Hospitalized After Gas Explosion at Coal Mine

At least 90 people have died after a gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in Qinyuan County, China, on Friday, May 22 Over 120 others have been hospitalized, including two in critical condition, a...

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Coal mine gas explosion in China kills 90 people, state media say

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Coal mine explosion in China kills at least 82, local officials say

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China lowers death toll in Shanxi coal mine disaster to 82

The chaos in the aftermath of China's worst mine disaster in 17 years led to a revision in the death toll to 82 killed, local officials said at a press conference late on Saturday.

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Gas explosion in Chinese coal mine kills 90

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China coal mine blast: Over 80 killed in Shanxi; Xi Jinping calls for urgent rescue

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China coal mine explosion: Death toll climbs to 82 as rescue operations continue

The incident triggered a large-scale emergency response after hundreds of workers were trapped underground, prompting an extensive search and rescue effort.

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At Least 82 Dead, 9 Missing After Massive Coal Mine Explosion In China

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90 killed in Chinese coal mine gas explosion, Xi Jinping orders all-out rescue

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Lawsuit Targets PG&E, County Over Gas Explosion That Hospitalized Six

A Bay Area law firm, Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP, initiated legal proceedings against Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Alameda County, and additional named entities, representing the Duneas family whose Ashland residence was destroyed in a December 2025 gas explosion.

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Hayward gas explosion: Desperate escape by severely injured victims described in lawsuit claiming PG&E sought to deceive investigators

When the suburban home near Hayward exploded in a fiery blast after a PG&E gas leak in December, resident Jesus Duenas “fell into the basement of the house and saw a red-hot pipe explode,” according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday claiming PG&E falsely claimed to federal investigators that before the explosion it tried to warn neighborhood residents of the leak.