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China Launches Massive Safety Probe After Chemical Blast That Killed 78
China will launch a month-long, nationwide inspection campaign into hazardous chemicals, mines, transportation and fire safety, the country's safety watchdog said, following a deadly pesticide plant blast that killed 78 people last week.
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23 Dead, Over 20 Injured In Blast Outside Chemical Factory In China
A truck carrying combustible chemicals exploded at the entrance of a chemical factory in a northern Chinese city that will host the 2022 Winter Olympics Wednesday, leaving 23 people dead and 22 others injured, state media and authorities said.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 32 In Mexico Petrochemical Plant Blast
Mexico's state oil company says that searchers have recovered four more bodies from a petrochemical plant wrecked by a huge explosion on the country's Gulf coast, raising the death toll to 32.
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Anxious Search For Missing After Deadly Mexico Blast
Chemistry professor Benjamin Ruiz Loyola said the public health risk posed by the chemicals would only reach a minimum level after 36 to 48 hours -- this morning or afternoon.
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Chemical Blast Rocks Eastern Chinese City
A warehouse storing chemicals and fuel exploded and caught fire in the eastern Chinese city of Jingjiang today, the local government and media reports said, but the blaze was under control with no casualties.
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China Says Will Report Pollution Information From Tianjin Blast Site
China's Environment Ministry has put in place a 24-hour monitoring system for pollutants from explosions this month at a port and will report accurate and timely data to the public, it said on Friday.
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Safety Fears Over Chinese Chemical Blasts
Residents living near the site of giant explosions in a Chinese port expressed fears for their safety Friday, after reports there could be hundreds of tonnes of dangerous chemicals at the site.
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Chemical blast kills six at internet cafe in China
An explosion caused by stored chemicals has killed six people and injured 37 at an internet cafe in southwest China.The Kaili city government in Guizhou province said in a statement that the blast occurred at a cafe under a bridge late on Saturday. Eleven of those hurt were seriously injured.The official Xinhua News Agency says the explosion was so...
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China Launches Massive Safety Probe After Chemical Blast That Killed 78
China will launch a month-long, nationwide inspection campaign into hazardous chemicals, mines, transportation and fire safety, the country's safety watchdog said, following a deadly pesticide plant blast that killed 78 people last week.
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23 Dead, Over 20 Injured In Blast Outside Chemical Factory In China
A truck carrying combustible chemicals exploded at the entrance of a chemical factory in a northern Chinese city that will host the 2022 Winter Olympics Wednesday, leaving 23 people dead and 22 others injured, state media and authorities said.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 32 In Mexico Petrochemical Plant Blast
Mexico's state oil company says that searchers have recovered four more bodies from a petrochemical plant wrecked by a huge explosion on the country's Gulf coast, raising the death toll to 32.
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Anxious Search For Missing After Deadly Mexico Blast
Chemistry professor Benjamin Ruiz Loyola said the public health risk posed by the chemicals would only reach a minimum level after 36 to 48 hours -- this morning or afternoon.
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Chemical Blast Rocks Eastern Chinese City
A warehouse storing chemicals and fuel exploded and caught fire in the eastern Chinese city of Jingjiang today, the local government and media reports said, but the blaze was under control with no casualties.
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China Says Will Report Pollution Information From Tianjin Blast Site
China's Environment Ministry has put in place a 24-hour monitoring system for pollutants from explosions this month at a port and will report accurate and timely data to the public, it said on Friday.
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Safety Fears Over Chinese Chemical Blasts
Residents living near the site of giant explosions in a Chinese port expressed fears for their safety Friday, after reports there could be hundreds of tonnes of dangerous chemicals at the site.
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Chemical blast kills six at internet cafe in China
An explosion caused by stored chemicals has killed six people and injured 37 at an internet cafe in southwest China.The Kaili city government in Guizhou province said in a statement that the blast occurred at a cafe under a bridge late on Saturday. Eleven of those hurt were seriously injured.The official Xinhua News Agency says the explosion was so...
