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Over 60 people remain hospitalized after mine accident in southwest Siberia

Over 60 people remain hospitalized after mine accident in southwest Siberia

Moscow, Nov 28 (UNI/Sputnik) Sixty-four people remain hospitalised following the accident at the Listvyazhnaya mine in Siberia's Kuzbass-Kemerovo region, local authorities said on Sunday.
"Sixty-four victims of the Listvyazhnaya mine accident were taken to hospitals in Kuzbass," the statement published by local authorities said.
Of them, four are in critical condition, 14 are in moderate condition and 46 were mildly hurt.

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