Gas Leak Kills Five Kindergarten Teachers in Jiangxi

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By Tang Ziyi / Nov 16, 2018 01:12 PM / Society & Culture

A happier scene from rural Jiangxi province. Photo: VCG

Five kindergarten teachers in Jinxian county, Jiangxi province were killed in a gas leak incident in a rental house, local news site jiangxi.jxnews.com.cn reported.

The incident happened Friday morning, a doctor on site told local media. The reason for the leak is under investigation.

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