Raspadskaya coal mine three days after accident

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Raspadskaya coal mine three days after accident

14:42 12/05/2010 Two blasts ripped Russia’s largest coal mine, Raspadskaya in southwest Siberia’s Kemerovo Region, in the early hours of May 9. The second explosion, four hours after the first, was much stronger and trapped several dozen workers, including 19 rescuers who had descended into the shaft after the first blast >>

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