Kohle-Bergbau

China: Das Leid unter Tage

Miners wait for the news of their colleagues trapped in the Anxin Coal Mining Co. Ltd. in Xiaoyi, Shanxi province June 13, 2008. Twenty-seven people have been found dead and seven remained trapped after the coal mine blast, rescuers said early Saturday, Xinhua news agency reported. Picture taken June 13, 2008. REUTERS/Stringer (CHINA). CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA.
© Reuters/STRINGER SHANGHAIMiners wait for the news of their colleagues trapped in the Anxin Coal Mining Co. Ltd. in Xiaoyi, Shanxi province June 13, 2008. Twenty-seven people have been found dead and seven remained trapped after the coal mine blast, rescuers said early Saturday, Xinhua news agency reported. Picture taken June 13, 2008. REUTERS/Stringer (CHINA). CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA.
Das Riesenreich gilt als Kohlekammer der Welt - mit den gefährlichsten Minen. Tausende Kumpel kommen jedes Jahr zu Tode.
Von Stefan Hofer
14.01.13, 16:00
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China: Das Leid unter Tage
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Miners wait for the news of their colleagues trapp
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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Miners wait for the news of their colleagues trapp
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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China: Das Leid unter Tage
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Miners walk out from a coal mine after their shift
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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A miner puts on boots as he prepares for his shift
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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China: Das Leid unter Tage
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A miner in car comes out from coal mine in Fuxin
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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A miner rests his feet as he takes a break at a co
China: Das Leid unter Tage
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China: Das Leid unter Tage
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