
“Turkish authorities arrested more than a dozen people in connection with the country’s worst mining disaster. According to the Times of India, the arrests include mining company executives. The BBC reports that after the rescue operation concluded on Saturday, the death toll stood at 301. Tuesday’s disaster occurred when an explosion sent carbon monoxide gas into the mine’s tunnels while 787 miners were underground. Sky News reports that some of the miners’ family members dispute the death toll and are accusing the government of a ‘cover-up to hide the true scale of the disaster.’ 36 people were arrested because they were suspected of wanting to take part in protests.”
Related posts:
Mexican town finds more security by throwing out the police
Cameron warns of British casualties in wake of Paris attacks
Obama’s inauguration committee to accept corporate cash
Bitcoins gain acceptance even at some thrift stores
World’s largest pot shop can stay open in Oakland, judge rules
Goebbels love letters and fiction go to auction
Jim Rogers Joins Bill Gross Warning on Treasuries
Losing Faith in the State, Some Mexican Towns Quietly Break Away
In Europe, Job Protections for Older Generation Are Barriers for Youth
St Lucia considers economic citizenship to boost investment
Snowden files reveal NSA spied on Brazil and Mexico presidents
Marijuana's March Towards Mainstream Confounds Feds
Insatiable appetite for gold fuels India’s smuggling industry
Fraternity investigated over Facebook pics of drugs and underage girls
Jail Time For Obamacare Supermarket Food Labeling