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Our condolensces to the families of the workers who died in this horrible accident. Seems like the Communist Party of Red China is more concerned with producing steel than with the safety of its workers (esp. miners).
I wonder if the communists/marxists who now run the AFL-CIO will say anything about workers rights and safety, or will they just continue to support Hillary and Edwards and Kerry?
The Political Director of the AFL-CIO has the same name and work record as an old Communist Party USA member, and the sons of veteran CPUSA subversives have been listed as AFL-CIO officials.
Boy, George Meany must be spinning in his grave, along with Jay Lovestone and other ex-reds who once cleaned up the union.
Relatives of victims grieve outside a plant of the Qinghe Special Steel Co. Ltd. in Tieling, in northeast China's Liaoning province in this April 18, 2007 picture. An industrial ladle of molten metal spilt its load at the Chinese steelworks on Wednesday, killing at least 32 people and injuring two, Xinhua News Agency said. Picture taken April 18, 2007. REUTERS/China Daily (CHINA) CHINA OUT 
Relatives grieve over the death of workers killed in an accident at a steel factory in Tieling, in China's northeastern Liaoning Province, Wednesday, April 18, 2007. A piece of heavy equipment at the plant broke off while transporting molten steel, killing at least 32 workers and injuring two others on Wednesday, the state work safety watchdog said. (AP Photo/EyePress) 
Damaged equipment is seen in a workshop after an accident at a steel factory in Tieling, in China's northeastern Liaoning Province, Wednesday, April 18, 2007. A piece of heavy equipment at the plant broke off while transporting molten steel, killing at least 32 workers and injuring two others on Wednesday, the state work safety watchdog said. (AP Photo/EyePress) 
Technicians investigate a steel ladle of molten metal which spilt its load at a plant of the Qinghe Special Steel Co. Ltd. in Tieling, northeast China's Liaoning province April 18, 2007. Thirty-two workers were confirmed dead and six others injured on Wednesday after molten metal spewed through the steel plant, local work safety authorities said. Picture taken April 18, 2007. REUTERS/China Daily (CHINA) CHINA OUT