Mine explosion in Pakistan leaves 32 dead and 10 trapped
At least 32 workers have been killed in an explosion inside a coal mine in southwestern Pakistan, near the city of Quetta in Balochistan. The blast was caused by the accumulation of methane gas. Ten workers remain trapped underground under dangerous conditions, and rescue teams are actively searching and retrieving victims. The chances of finding survivors are diminishing due to gas buildup and low oxygen levels. Authorities have promised compensation for the victims' families and announced an investigation into the causes of the incident. Meanwhile, labor unions are accusing authorities of neglect and emphasizing the urgent need for strict safety measures, as deadly accidents continue to occur in the coal mining sector in the region.
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