Landslide at stone quarry in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam leaves 3 workers dead
A tragic landslide at a stone quarry in Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam, has resulted in the deaths of three workers. Despite a 14-hour search and rescue operation, all victims were found deceased, raising fresh concerns over industrial safety standards.
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