


34 miners presumed dead in coal mine accident in SW Pakistan
Baku, July 31, AZERTAC
Thirty-four workers trapped in a coal mine explosion in Pakistan's southwest Balochistan province were presumed dead, Xinhua reported citing the local rescue officials.
The explosion occurred at around 4 p.m. local time on Thursday inside a coal mine on the outskirts of the provincial capital of Quetta, where the miners were working at the time of the incident.
Officials said 32 bodies have been recovered from the mine, while two others remain trapped in a highly complex and inaccessible section. Authorities said the 34 workers are presumed dead.
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