At least 34 people were killed in a coal mine explosion in southern Pakistan, according to Israeli media outlet ynet, citing local sources. The cause of the blast and the condition of any survivors have not yet been reported.
At least 34 people were killed in a coal mine explosion in southern Pakistan, according to a report from Israeli news outlet ynet, citing local sources. The blast occurred in a coal mine in the southern part of the country. The cause of the explosion remains unclear. No further details on casualties or rescue efforts were immediately available from local authorities. The Zioneer's archive includes prior reports of a checkpoint attack in northern Pakistan and a gas plant explosion in Qatar, but this incident appears unrelated.
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