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Review after Indonesia mine deaths May 22 - Safety review underway at a mine in Indonesia after a tunnel collapse now known to have killed at least 28 people. Paul Chapman reports. From: REUTERS Views: 5 2 ratings Time: 01:05 More in News & Politics

Twenty-eight people are now said to have died after a training tunnel collapsed at the world's second-largest copper mine a week ago. The death toll includes seven still missing at the Grasberg mine in Indonesia. Rescue teams have given up hope of finding any more survivors. The tunnel was away from the main site. Operator Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold says it's reviewing underground safety at all its mines.

Twenty-eight people are now said to have died after a training tunnel collapsed at the world's second-largest copper mine a week ago. The death toll includes seven still missing at the Grasberg mine in Indonesia. Rescue teams have given up hope of finding any more survivors. The tunnel was away from the main site. Operator Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold says it's reviewing underground safety at all its mines.

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Indonesia's public health industry is being pushed to the brink of collapse as the government tries to implement universal healthcare. When the initiative launched in Jakarta last year, millions were given medical access overnight. But the city's hospitals have been overwhelmed. Some doctors say patient numbers have soared from 300 to 700 every day. Lisa Darawati's twin daughters died in February from respiratory complications.

Indonesia's public health industry is being pushed to the brink of collapse as the government tries to implement universal healthcare. When the initiative launched in Jakarta last year, millions were given medical access overnight. But the city's hospitals have been overwhelmed. Some doctors say patient numbers have soared from 300 to 700 every day. Lisa Darawati's twin daughters died in February from respiratory complications.

NASA cameras captured a meteor crashing into the moon, and a person in Indonesia captured a photo of a meteor flying over a volcano.

Search efforts continue in Indonesia to retrieve the bodies of victims killed in a mine collapse accident. The copper mine, located in West Papua, is owned by Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold Incorporated and is the world's second largest. 14 people were killed, and 14 others are still missing after a tunnel in the mine collapsed last week. The company said rockfalls were hampering rescue efforts. CEO, Richard Adkerson.