Fire in Chinese coal firm's office kills 26
Twenty-six people were killed in a fire at a coal company's office building in northern China while another 38 were injured, state media reported on Thursday.
The fire broke out at 6:50 a.m. (2250 GMT on November 15) at the four-storey Yongju Coal Industry Joint Building in Luliang city, located in the country's top coal-producing hub of Shanxi.
The cause of the fire was still under investigation. There was no official statement from the fire department or police station.
(Source: Reuters)
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