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Coal Mine Blast Kills 23 In North China
Beijing (AFP) Feb 02, 2006
 A gas explosion killed 23 workers in a state-owned coal mine in northern China and more than 50 miners suffered carbon monoxide poisoning, state media and officials said Thursday.

   
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     Beijing (AFP) Dec 11, 2005
    Police Sunday arrested seven people accused of responsibility for a coal mine disaster which killed at least 91 people in northern China, state media reported.
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     Tangshan, China (AFP) Dec 07, 2005
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