Blast kills six coal miners in Pakistan’s southwest
Al Jazeera
Two injured workers were also extracted from the mine after several hours of rescue operations.
Six miners have been killed in a blast at a coal mine in southwestern Pakistan near the border with Afghanistan, officials said on Friday. They were among eight miners trapped about 1,000 feet underground when accumulating methane gas exploded at the coalfield in Marwar in the province of Balochistan, the officials said. “Six bodies have been retrieved by the rescue team from the affected mine this morning,” a senior official of the directorate of mines said.
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