Fire at Russian gas complex kills Chinese worker, injures dozens
Most outlets reported the fire at a gas chemical complex in Russia’s Far East, noting the death of a Chinese worker and numerous injuries. Aaj News mentioned at least 19 hospitalized and over 100 injured, while Business Recorder emphasized seven deaths, including six Chinese nationals, and nine missing workers from China. The framing differed in the number of casualties and the prominence given to the nationalities involved.
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Seven dead, including six Chinese nationals, nine are missing in Russia's gas plant fire
MOSCOW: Seven people have died, including six Chinese nationals, while nine more workers from China are missing, in a fire at a gas chemical complex in Russia’s far eastern Amur region, according to the plant’s Telegram channel. Drone attack ignites blaze at energy plant in Russia’s Volgograd, governor says The fire, which broke out on Tuesday, was extinguished, the plant’s pre...
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Fire at Russian gas complex kills Chinese worker, injures dozens
At least 19 people were being treated in a hospital and more than a hundred more suffered injuries after a fire broke out on Tuesday at a gas chemical complex under construction in Russia’s Far East, killing one Chinese national. “Despite prompt medical attention, one of the victims — a Chinese national employed by a contractor — could not be saved. His family will receive support, inclu...
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