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An explosion at a pesticide plant in Jiangsu that killed almost 80 people once again underlines that duty of care should come before financial concerns.
- Digging machines can now be operated from an above-ground control room, with live video feeds and real-time data of the working face
- Huawei has set up several business groups, known as legions or ‘juntuan’ in Chinese, to serve a variety of industries such as ports and hospitals
In 1985, a three-year-old ferry capsized near Jiangmen in Guangdong, southern China, with 227 passengers and crew on board. Dozens drowned, and survivors from Hong Kong said they were ‘lucky to be alive’.
Authorities say ‘criminal suspects’ have been taken into custody in connection with the blaze at Kaixinda Trading on Monday afternoon.
The quick thinking of a 4-year-old who kept her nerve when a fire started while she and her baby sister were home by themselves impresses mainland China after emergency call audio is released.
Carrat is a piece of wearable tech in the form of a stylish bracelet with a connected mobile app, which alerts emergency contacts once activated.
Firefighters brought the blaze under control on Wednesday afternoon and three survivors were sent to hospital for treatment.
Some 280 firefighters sent to blaze in China Telecom building on Friday afternoon.
Investigations continue into the cause of a blast in a six-storey residential building on Tuesday morning.
Breakneck growth at the cost of safety and environmental regulations under the scanner.
Beijing sends rescue task force to region as heavy rain forces nearly 150,000 residents to flee.
More than 400 fire and rescue personnel and 47 rescue vehicles were sent to the scene of the explosion in the Lanzhou company’s sewage treatment workshop.
Train driver killed and at least eight passengers and staff injured after vehicle hits soil on tracks.
10th survivor of disaster was able to guide rescuers as they pulled her to safety soon after midnight.
Two people died after the structure caved in four days ago, officials say.
Woman and man rescued from ruins of structure that caved in in Changsha on Friday.
‘Golden 72 hours for rescue’ following Friday’s tragedy closed on Monday afternoon.
Unknown number of people trapped in the ruins of the six-storey mixed-use structure.
All 132 people on board the China Eastern Airlines Flight MU5735 died when it plunged into a hillside on southern China last month
Feng Zhenglin, director of the Civil Aviation Administration, says safety is crucial to China’s vitality and national security, and must be protected.
Last week’s China Eastern crash shocked a nation that had not seen a fatal accident in a decade.
Communist Party leaders observe moment of silence in remembrance of the lives lost.
The plane’s data recorder could reveal details of its speed and altitude before it crashed in southern China.
Rain is increasing hazards at the wreckage site and some plans need to be revised, air safety official says.
Teams of at least three have been assigned to each set of relatives and half-hour trips organised to the disaster scene.
No survivors among the 132 people on board have been found since Monday’s tragedy.
Long metal strip found by farmer in paddy field so far away sparks questions about possible mid-air break-up.
Rescuers extract fingerprint samples and find personal items as they look for clues to cause of Boeing 737-800 crash.
Tears and pleas for the missing to come home show the anguish of families as they wait for any news from the search and rescue team.
