WEST, Texas - Rescuers worked in cold rain on Thursday to find survivors amid the rubble of houses destroyed in a fiery explosion at a Texas fertilizer plant filled with hazardous chemical tanks.
A man who suffered severe burns in a hash oil factory claims in a $9 million lawsuit that the explosion and fire could have been prevented had one of its owners not been smoking the drug while his ...
About 60 people were believed to be working in the factory when it exploded. The building collapsed in seconds. Witnesses described a huge explosion and screams. Blood-soaked survivors ran into ...
Although one of the deadliest train accidents of recent times near Bahanaga Bazar took several lives and many family members lost their near and dear ones, a few of them were extremely lucky and ...
An explosion at an ammunition factory in southern Sweden seriously injured at least one person Wednesday, police said. Police said they were investigating the blast as an industrial accident.
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BEIJING-- The death toll has risen to 10 in a gas plant explosion in central China, authorities said Saturday. Another 19 people were seriously injured and five others are missing, the Sanmenxia ...
AP A victim from the West fertilizer plant explosion is wheeled into Hillcrest Baptist Medical Hospital. AP Firefighters us flashlights to search a destroyed apartment complex. AP This video image ...
Joseph Stalin destroyed a dam on the Dnipro River to thwart Russia's enemy. Eighty-two years later, it is believed that ...
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine is central to Russia's war, experts say a meltdown would be catastrophic ...
Getting a second chance in life, a family survived the Odisha train mishap and returned back home in West Bengal’s Purba ...
The blackmail by blowing up the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant lasted for a long time, and the Defense Forces took this into account in their plans. — Ukrinform.
