Rescuers are racing against time to save two miners still trapped underground after a coal mine roof collapse in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of northwest China.
The incident occurred on Saturday, trapping a total of five workers. Emergency teams swiftly launched a rescue operation, successfully reaching three of the miners. Sadly, one was found deceased, while the other two are in stable condition and receiving medical care.
Rescue efforts continued into Sunday as teams worked tirelessly to locate and free the remaining two individuals. Authorities have initiated an investigation into the cause of the collapse to enhance safety measures and prevent future accidents.
Coal mining plays a crucial role in the energy sector of the Chinese mainland, and the safety of miners remains a top priority. Communities are hopeful for a positive outcome as the rescue operation progresses.
