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Mirosław Kukliński

Polish politician and deputy

  • Jul 11

    Mining tremor in Lubin, Poland: 13 miners safe, 7 still underground as evacuation unfolds

    A series of seismic tremors at the Lubin copper mine in Lower Silesia, Poland, on the morning of 11 July 2026 prompted the evacuation of 20 miners. The strongest, measured at 4.9 on the Richter scale, left seven workers still in the danger zone hours later.

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