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China Daily.com reports that contrary to information previously disclosed, some of the miners at the Xiaosongdi Coal Mine were actually gunned down, and not killed in the blast at the mine
China Daily.com reports that contrary to information previously disclosed, some of the miners at the Xiaosongdi Coal Mine were actually gunned down, and not killed in the blast at the mine.
The story is quoted as saying:
Both Wang and Zheng’s companies were mining the same deposit of coal and a dispute had arisen over their share of it. Both companies have an annual production capacity of 90,000 tons, according to previous investigations.
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