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Ukrainian coal accident leaves 26 missing

TWENTY-six workers are reportedly missing after an accident underground at the Skochinsky colliery, in eastern Ukraine.

Blair Price
Ukrainian coal accident leaves 26 missing

Reported by Reuters, an industry official said 27 of the 53 miners made it back to the surface, and that there had been an ejection of coal and gas.

In late 2007, 100 miners were killed in a devastating blast at the Zasyadko underground coal mine. It was the country’s worst mining accident since Soviet rule.

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