Zhao Yongjin, who led Qinyuan county in Shanxi province, is targeted by anti-graft watchdogs following a gas explosion that killed dozens and exposed major safety coverups
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Eleven days after one of the deadliest coal mine disasters on the Chinese mainland in more than 10 years, the top Communist Party official in the county where the blast occurred has been placed under investigation.
Zhao Yongjin inspected the Liushenyu Coal Mine just a few months before the country’s deadliest mine incident in over a decade.
Gas explosion in central Shanxi province that killed 82 people was country’s deadliest mine accident in over a decade.
The probe into a senior Shanxi emergency official follows a massive gas explosion at a mine that operated hidden shafts to evade…
A catastrophic gas explosion at a Shanxi coal mine has claimed 82 lives, laying bare systemic safety failures, unpaid wages, and…
Zhang Heping, deputy director of Shanxi provincial department of emergency management, is accused of ‘serious violations’.
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