Fire in Chinese coal firm's office kills 26
Twenty-six people were killed in a fire at a coal company's office building in northern China while another 38 were injured, state media reported on Thursday.
The fire broke out at 6:50 a.m. (2250 GMT on November 15) at the four-storey Yongju Coal Industry Joint Building in Luliang city, located in the country's top coal-producing hub of Shanxi.
The cause of the fire was still under investigation. There was no official statement from the fire department or police station.
(Source: Reuters)
Tensions high as recession-weary Argentines march to president's residence
French university students set up tents, protest against Israel's attack on Rafah
Funeral of mother, son killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon
Israel uses negotiations as cover for Rafah invasion: Hamas
VIDEO | Wounded Gazans rushed to hospital following airstrike on Rafah
VIDEO | Pakistan unites in protest against Israeli genocide as university students join in
VIDEO | Gaza carnage unabated
Israel alleges killing ‘Hamas’ naval commander’
AIPAC censures Biden for pausing arms shipment to Israel
Fuel running out at Gaza hospitals amid Israeli assault on Rafah: WHO
Hezbollah says it hit Israeli targets in ‘multipronged attack’
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
