Factory explosion in China kills two, injures 84
An explosion at the Baogang United Steel plant in Inner Mongolia, China, on Sunday at approximately 15:00 local time resulted in two deaths and 84 injuries, with five people still missing. The blast, which caused tremors in the area, sent smoke plumes into the sky and scattered debris across the site.

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AI-generatedAn explosion at the Baogang United Steel plant in Inner Mongolia, China, on Sunday at approximately 15:00 local time resulted in two deaths and 84 injuries, with five people still missing. The blast, which caused tremors in the area, sent smoke plumes into the sky and scattered debris across the site. Five of the injured are reported to be in serious condition and are hospitalized. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the explosion at the state-owned iron and steel enterprise. China has a history of industrial accidents, including factory explosions.
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5 extractedBaogang United Steel is a major state-owned iron and steel enterprise.
Five among the dozens hospitalised suffered serious injuries.
The blast happened at around 15:00 local time (07:00 GMT) Sunday at Baogang United Steel plant in Inner Mongolia.
Five people are still missing after the explosion.
A huge explosion at a factory in northern China has killed two people and injured 84 others.