Mine
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Tabas mine explosion death toll reaches 38: Official
Birjand, IRNA – The number of those who were killed during the Tabas coal mine explosion in eastern Iran rose to 38, a provincial official has said.
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Death toll of coal mine blast in Iran climbs to 38: Official
Birjand, IRNA — Javad Ghenaat, the governor-general of South Khorasan province where a mine blast happened on Saturday, says that the explosion claimed the lives of at least 38 miners.
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Int'l condolences pour in after deadly coal mine blast in Iran
Tehran, IRNA – Several countries and leaders have extended their sincere condolences and deepest sympathies to the families of victims as well as the people and government of Iran over the tragic coal mine explosion in the city of Tabas which claimed the lives of at least 34 miners.
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Senegal calls for mining cooperation expansion with Iran
Tehran, IRNA – Senegal’s Ambassador to Tehran has called for the development of relations in the mining sector between Tehran and Dakar.
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Photo: Mohammad Ataei
Men of mining, mines
Working in mines is considered one of the most demanding and exhausting jobs that has the highest injury and death rates. Miners are suffering from chronic diseases due to exposure to chemicals, dust, gas, noise, heat and cold in different stages of work, but with the same black hands and faces, with insufficient salaries, facilities, services and benefits, they try to improve their livelihood. This collection of 2 photo frames of each miner before and after the end of the work shift was recorded with the aim of keeping alive the memory of 43 martyred miners of Azadshahr mine, which unfortunately no photographer was lucky enough to capture their portraits.