WORLDMay 24 · 22:25 UTCSEMAFORJ.D. Capelouto

China coal mine explosion kills dozens

A coal mine explosion in China killed at least 82 people, marking the country’s deadliest mining accident in years. Despite China's leadership in coal production and renewable energy expansion, the incident raises concerns about safety and energy security, particularly amid the Iran war.

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