A coal mine explosion in China kills more than 80 people, prompting an urgent response from national and local authorities. According to reports citing state media, Chinese leader Xi Jinping calls for an “all-out rescue” and orders an investigation into the cause of the blast. Xi also says those responsible must be held accountable, as the death toll rises. Emergency operations are underway at the accident site. Euronews reports that six emergency rescue teams, totaling 345 personnel, have been deployed to carry out rescue efforts and assess the situation. The Xinhua state news agency is cited as the source of details about the number of teams and personnel. While the exact cause of the explosion is not reported in the available summaries, both outlets agree on the scale of the casualties and the immediate steps taken by authorities, including Xi’s directives and the dispatch of large-scale rescue teams.