18 coal miners dead, 53 missing in Colombia explosion, government says

18 coal miners dead, 53 missing in Colombia explosion, government says

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The explosion at the San Fernando mine occurred Wednesday around 10:45 p.m. local time (11:45 p.m. ET) in the city of Amaga, in northwestern Colombia, said Gov. Luis Alfredo Ramos Botero.

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Well this is a little weird...

What exactly exploded? This article doesnt say....


But is this another example of all of the mining explosions that have been occuring as of late? Is there something really going on in our Mother Earth?

Many have been speculating that these rash of fossil fuel explosions point to a deeper issue with the Earth...

I hope its not true... and pray for the family members of all of the gas and oil workers we have lost just since January...

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Yeah, it's Mother Earth saying, you have no business mining me. But on the other hand, it feels like just an other government cover up.

Likely methane or coal dust was the cause.

Almost all mines in third world countries have little or not safety rules and are death traps.

China kills 1000s a year in there mines and little is said about it.
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