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US mine tragedy ends in confusion; families want answers
www.chinaview.cn 2006-01-05 08:22:14

Firemen and police stand on the road leading to the entrance of the mine in Sago, West Virginia January 3, 2006, after 13 miners were trapped following an explosion.

Firemen and police stand on the road leading to the entrance of the mine in Sago, West Virginia January 3, 2006, after 13 miners were trapped following an explosion. (Xinhua photo)

Journalists wait for the news of the trapped minors in the Sago Mine in Tallmansvile, West Virginia.

Journalists wait for the news of the trapped minors in the Sago Mine in Tallmansvile, West Virginia. (Xinhua photo)
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