This frame grab from AFPTV video footage on June 21, 2026, shows an explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan industrial zone, home to the world's largest liquefied natural gas hub, as the result of a "technical incident", the interior ministry says.
A blast at a coal mine killed at least 34 workers in southern Pakistan, the provincial disaster agency said on Friday, adding rescuers were searching for more missing miners.
The explosion, caused by methane gas, tore through the mine near the capital of the resource-rich province of Balochistan on Thursday, sparking a rescue operation that ran into the night.
“According to information received from the deployed teams, 34x Dead bodies have been recovered,” southern Balochistan’s provincial disaster management authority said in a statement in the early hours of Friday.
“The joint rescue operation is still underway to locate and recover the remaining trapped miners,” it added, without specifying how many were in the mine when the explosion took place. Related News ‘I jumped from second floor to survive’ – Anambra hostel collapse survivor Collapsed building: Three dead, 12 rescued as Ogun begins probe Ogun building collapse death toll rises to three
