It said it was still not clear how many people were injured or
trapped, but authorities were investigating the cause of the accident.
A report on Wednesday in Beijing has confirmed the death of six miners that were trapped in a coal mine after a blast in south-west China's Yunnan province.
It stated that the explosion in Shaba Coal Mine occurred on Wednesday morning in Yanjin County.
It
said it was still not clear how many people were injured or trapped,
but authorities were investigating the cause of the accident.
The
report noted that China had improved its mine safety record in recent
years through the closure of thousands of small operations.
It,
however, said that in spite of improved standards, the industry was
regarded as one of the most dangerous in the world, with recurring
mishaps including flooding, explosions and fire outbreaks.
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