Metro
Siberia coal mine accident kills six, dozens still missing
Agency Report
At least six people were dead and dozens were missing underground after an accident at a Russian coal mine in Siberia on Thursday, officials said.
There were 285 people inside the Listvyazhnaya coal mine, in the Kemerovo region near the town of Belovo, when the accident occurred, local governor Sergei Tsivilev said on Telegram.
There was no official statement on the nature of the accident at the mine, where a methane blast in 2004 had previously killed 13 people.
Tsivilev said at least six people had died in the accident Thursday and that 49 remained underground.
“There is no communication with them,” he said.
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