Chen Xiangyang, who publicly apologized after an explosion killed 82 miners in Shanxi province, is the latest official swept up in a widening graft investigation
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A sweeping anti-corruption investigation triggered by one of China’s deadliest coal mine disasters in over a decade has ensnared the former mayor of the city where the blast occurred.
Zhao Yongjin, who led Qinyuan county in Shanxi province, is targeted by anti-graft watchdogs following a gas explosion that…
The probe into a senior Shanxi emergency official follows a massive gas explosion at a mine that operated hidden shafts to evade…
Hu Haijun is the highest-ranking official caught up in a widening accountability probe following a May explosion that killed 82…
China's top mine-safety official in a major coal region is under investigation for corruption. Hu Haijun, director of the Shanxi…
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.
