At least 25 people were killed and dozens injured in a fire that broke out in a coal mining company building in northern China on Thursday.
The previous balance indicated 19 deaths.
The building is owned by the Yongju Coal company and is located in the city of Lvliang, northern Shanxi province, an important region linked to coal mining, state broadcaster CCTV said.
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According to the same source, 63 people were removed from the scene.
The fire started in a building with offices and dormitories and not where coal is extracted.
Source: DN
