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Death toll from Chinese coal mine explosion rises further

Death toll from Chinese coal mine explosion rises further

The death toll from a major gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in Changzi, China, has risen to 90 people. While the exact number of missing miners remains unclear, the blast occurred at a site located approximately 500 kilometers southwest of Beijing.

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