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GUIYANG, Aug. 14 -- The death toll from a coal mine gas outburst in Guizhou Province rose to 13 after authorities found bodies of three people previously reported missing.
Another five people were injured and authorities have wrapped up search and rescue. The cause of the investigation is still ongoing.
The outburst occurred at around 7:50 p.m. Tuesday at the coal mine in Louxia Township of Pu'an County. A total of 56 people safely moved out of the mine.
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