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14 dead, 1 missing in north China mine flooding

Xinhua | Updated: 2022-09-18 07:15

SHIJIAZHUANG -- Fourteen people died and one remains missing after an iron mine in North China's Hebei province was flooded early this month, local authorities said Saturday.

The accident occurred on September 2 in Taoshuyu iron mine, in Qianxi county of Tangshan city, according to the city government.

Investigation into the accident is underway.

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