23 Dead, 1 Survives Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Chongqing Coal Mine, China
[Asia Economy Reporter Sung Kiho] A carbon monoxide leak at a coal mine in Chongqing, China, resulted in the deaths of 23 people who were at the site.
According to Chinese media on the 6th, following a carbon monoxide leak accident at the Diao Suidong coal mine in Chongqing around 5 p.m. on the 4th, rescue operations found only one survivor while the other 23 were found dead. Authorities are investigating the exact cause of the accident.
The coal mine was supposed to have been closed two months ago, but the accident occurred during the dismantling of underground equipment.
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In Chongqing, 16 people died in a carbon monoxide poisoning accident at a coal mine last September.
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