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A collection of vintage press prints that document the Aberfan disaster in 1966 when a local colliery spoil tip collapsed tragically killing many children and adults from the village of. 7 surged down the.

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In 1966 300000 cubic yards of coal sludge buried a Welsh primary school and 19 houses in Aberfan.

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Aberfan Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Wales. On the morning of October 21 1966 a landslide of coal waste crashes into a small Welsh mining village killing 116 children and 28 adults. At 915am on 21 October 1966 catastrophe struck the village of Aberfan in South Wales when a colliery spoil tip collapsed following heavy rainfall. 21 October At Aberfan following heavy rain a colliery waste tip collapses onto the villages primary school killing 116 children and 28 adults.

Schon seit Tagen hatte es unaufhörlich geregnet. Cledwyn Hughes Secretary of State for. Weeks of heavy rains caused the coal waste tipthat is the pile of waste left over from the process of miningto collapse and turn into a landslide on the morning of October 21. It was one of the United Kingdoms worst tragedies and it was a man-made disaster.

144 people killed in the Aberfan disaster 242167 views Oct 20 2016 Approximately 150000 cubic meters of mining debris from waste tip No. Pan of the Aberfan area. 51 41 41 N 3 20 51 W. The collapse of the tip.

In 1966 116 children and 28 adults were killed when a coal waste tip came crashing onto a school and its surrounding homes. The Merthyr Vale Colliery was renovated and modernized at great expense in the 1960s thus. The Queen and Duke looking at the disaster scene from a distance. Oktober 1966 war ein trüber Tag in Aberfan Südwales.

Disaster struck at about 915 on the morning of October 21 1966 when a colliery waste heap a pile of mining waste material collapsed following heavy rain.