Kentucky Coal Miner Dies in Logan County, state officials say
by MATTHEW SCHAFFER, Fri, September 6th 2024 at 12:15 AM
LOGAN COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — A Kentucky man died while working at a coal mine in Logan County Friday evening, state officials said.
Gary Chapman, 33, of South Williamson sustained fatal injuries while working at the Mountaineer II Mine near Shaples, marking the fourth miner to die in 2024, according to a statement from the Office of the Governor.
“When we lose a miner, it’s not just a loss for the community, but a loss for the entire State of West Virginia,” Gov. Justice said in the statement. “ “Mr. Chapman’s loss is a powerful reminder that we should always have a deep gratitude for every one of our coal miners.”
The West Virginia Office of Minder’s Health. Safety and Training along with the Mine Safety and Health Administration are conducting an investigation into the incident.
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