In a Kazakh mine, a severe explosion resulted in the death of at least 32 people, with 14 individuals reported missing. According to Iranian media, a major coal mine owned by the national company “ArcelorMittal” in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan suffered a massive fire. As a result of this explosion, a minimum of 32 people lost their lives, while 14 others are reported missing. Local media reported that 23 miners are still trapped in the Kuyolkan mine, and efforts are underway to rescue them.
Information indicates that 18 individuals were also injured in the incident. In response to this tragedy, Kazakh President Qasym-Jomart Toqayev expressed condolences and solidarity with the affected individuals and declared a day of mourning on October 29.
Furthermore, the Kazakh President instructed his cabinet to suspend cooperation with the “ArcelorMittal Temirtau” company. According to media reports, there were 252 individuals inside the mine at the time of the incident, with 208 miners successfully evacuated., a major coal mine owned by the national company “ArcelorMittal” in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan suffered a massive fire. As a result of this explosion, a minimum of 32 people lost their lives, while 14 others are reported missing. Local media reported that 23 miners are still trapped in the Kuyolkan mine, and efforts are underway to rescue them.
Information indicates that 18 individuals were also injured in the incident. In response to this tragedy, Kazakh President Qasym-Jomart Toqayev expressed condolences and solidarity with the affected individuals and declared a day of mourning on October 29.
Furthermore, the Kazakh President instructed his cabinet to suspend cooperation with the “ArcelorMittal Temirtau” company. According to media reports, there were 252 individuals inside the mine at the time of the incident, with 208 miners successfully evacuated.
