Kazakhstan mine collapse kills 7 workers

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An underground collapse at a copper mine in central Kazakhstan has killed seven workers, authorities in the resource-rich country said on Tuesday.

"The body of the seventh miner in the Kazakhmys mine has been found," emergency services announced a day after the incident occurred at a depth of around 640 meters.

On Monday evening, the country's emergency ministry reported a "rock mass collapse" in a mine belonging to Kazakhmys in the central Ulytau region.

Source(s): AFP

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