九乡新闻网路易.艾黎故居:Last three workers' bodies pulled from Mexica...
来源：百度文库 编辑：九乡新闻网 时间：2024/05/01 15:16:25
Last three workers' bodies pulled from Mexican mine
16:47, May 09, 2011 
Email | Print | Subscribe | Comments | Forum 
Increases the bookmark 
twitter 
facebook 
digg 
Google 
Windowslive 
Delicious 
buzz 
friendfeed 
Linkedin 
diigo 
reddit 
stumbleupon 
QQ Rescue workers recovered the remains of the last three workers early Sunday from a coal mine hit by a gas explosion last week, Labor Secretary Javier Lozano said.The retrieval took place at 1:35 a.m. on Sunday, Lozano said in his Twitter account.
The May 3 explosion killed 14 miners and seriously injured a 14-year-old worker, who lost both his arms.
The accident once again raised questions about work safety in a region dotted with coal mines known as the Carbonifera, located in Coahuila state, about 135 km south of the border with Texas.
The region has witnessed a number of mine accidents, including the Pasta de Conchos mine explosion in 2006 that killed 65 workers.
Local authorities said the mine, owned by Beneficios Internacionales del Norte (Binsa), exploded after methane gas accumulated underground. The victimized miners were trapped at a depth of 60 meters.
A Binsa spokesman told Radio Formula in Mexico City that not all the workers were registered with Mexico's social security system.
Source: Xinhua Related Reading
-
Mexican authorities close exploded coal mine
-
Last three workers' bodies pulled from Mexican mine
-
Thousands of Mexicans march for peace, demand end to violence
-
Bodies of trapped workers recovered from Mexican mine
-
All 14 miners killed in Mexican mine blast
-
Lady Gaga promotes new album "Born This Way" in Mexico
-
Second mine accident reported in Mexico
-
Rescue of 8 trapped miners in Mexico suspended
-
6 Mexican miners found dead, Chilean rescuers arrive
-
Strong earthquake hits Mexico city
Special Coverage
Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden dead 
BRICS Leaders' Meeting 2011
-
Forest fire put out in northeast China's Dahinggan Mountains
-
Central China police bust tomb robbing ring
-
China, S. Korea, Japan to provide up to 200,000 tons of rice for ASEAN+3 contingency plan
-
China says not seeking substantial trade surplus with U.S.
-
Long road to rehabilitation for Wenchuan quake survivors
-
Great Wall ruins found in NE China
-
Senior leader hails post-quake reconstruction in southwest China
-
Police detain farmer for starting forest fire in north China
-
Chinese philanthropist arrested for illegally raising funds
-
Home appliance sales in rural China rise 128% in first 4 months
Hot Forum Dicussion-
China's strengths and weaknesses in the eyes of US
-
Taiwan's missiles can counter Beijing?
-
To match China, India fast-tracking border projects
-
J-20: game changer in the Asia-Pacific?
-
Two images of bin Laden's end
-
Celebrities and drugs
-
China's rampant black organ market