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Rescue workers trying to reach trapped miners in Western Siberia
Rescue workers trying to reach trapped miners in Western Siberia
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High methane concentrations remain inside the Raspadskaya coal mine near Mezhdurechensk, Western Siberia, which was hit by an explosion on the night of May 8... 11.05.2010, Sputnik International
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Rescue workers trying to reach trapped miners in Western Siberia
11:48 GMT 11.05.2010 (Updated: 19:51 GMT 19.10.2022) High methane concentrations remain inside the Raspadskaya coal mine near Mezhdurechensk, Western Siberia, which was hit by an explosion on the night of May 8. Rescue workers, currently working underground, are still unable to remove the bodies.
High methane concentrations remain inside the Raspadskaya coal mine near Mezhdurechensk, Western Siberia, which was hit by an explosion on the night of May 8. Rescue workers, currently working underground, are still unable to remove the bodies.
