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Methane Blast at a coal mine killed 28 people in Turkey

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Methane Blast at a coal mine killed at least 28 people in Turkey

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A methane Blast at a coal mine killed at least 28 people in Turkey. Rescuers and lifesavers desperately searched for signs of life on after a methane blast at a coal mine. According to reports dozens of trapped meters underground.

Updating the death toll, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca also tweeted that 11 others pulled out alive were being treated in hospital after one of Turkey’s deadliest industrial accidents in years struck Friday at sunset.

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“We are facing a truly regretful situation,” Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu told reporters earlier after urgently flying to the small coal mining town of Amasra on Turkey’s Black Sea coast.

Methane blast at a coal mine in northern Turkey
Methane blast at a coal mine in northern Turkey

“In all, 110 of our brothers were working (underground). Some of them came out on their own, and some of them were rescued.”

Soylu also confirmed early reports that nearly 50 miners remained trapped in two separate areas between 300 and 350 meters (985 to 1,150 feet) below ground.

Television images showed anxious crowds around a damaged white building near the entrance to the pit in search of news for their friends and loved ones.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also cancel all his other arrangements and fly to the scene of the accident on Saturday. “Our hope is that the loss of life will not increase further, that our miners will be found alive,” Erdogan said in a tweet.

“All of our efforts are aimed in this direction.”

Most initial information about those trapped inside was coming from workers who had managed to climb out relatively unharmed. But Amasra mayor Recai Cakir said many of those who survived suffered “serious injuries”.

The blast occurred moments before sunset and the rescue effort was being impeded by the dark. Turkey’s Maden Is mining workers’ union attributed the blast to a build-up of methane gas.

But other officials said it was premature to draw definitive conclusions over the cause of the accident.

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