This morning, a tragic accident occurred at the Bor mine where a rock collapsed on a Chinese worker employed by the Hongda Lianshao Ing company. The worker, T.Z., 38 years old, was rushed to the General Hospital in Bor but sadly succumbed to his injuries. Police, the prosecutor’s office, and the mining inspection were immediately notified and conducted an investigation at the scene. The company expressed sincere condolences to the family and promised full support during this difficult time. This tragedy casts a dark shadow over safety standards in the mining industry, especially in companies employing foreign workers. Is this just an unfortunate accident or a wake-up call for urgent reforms in safety protocols? The Bor mine, notorious for its dangers, has once again shown how risky mining work is. Will the authorities finally take action before more lives are lost? Got thoughts on this? Drop a comment — maybe your voice is the spark for change!
