About 35 miners trapped under rubble in Afghanistan: police

KABUL: About 35 miners were trapped under the rubble of a coal mine in northern Afghanistan's Samangan province on Saturday,according o officials.

The officials said rescue teams and health personnel have been dispatched to the area to rescue the trapped miners.

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