China says 37 dead, 71 trapped in mine explosion
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Sarge
Another week, another mine explosion in China.
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illsayit
I dont care that China says it has made improvement of safety conditions in their government owned mines, with all that China money that they are boasting about, the standards of their mines are not even to the standards of 30-40years ago in Australia-and we know Australia wasnt that far advanced or money rich as good 'ole China. Come on! Government owned? And these standards? I thought all Chinese were rather studied, focusing all their attention on one child and making sure they got educated and stuff, surely they can work out different power sources? Obviously they dont have unions.
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