Key facts
- A fire broke out at a gas chemical complex in Russia's far eastern Amur region.
- Seven people have died in the incident, including six Chinese nationals.
- Nine additional Chinese workers are reported missing.
- The fire, which started on Tuesday, has been extinguished.
- Over 120 people were injured in the incident.
Seven people have died, including six Chinese nationals, while nine more workers from China are missing following a fire at a gas chemical complex in Russia's far eastern Amur region. The fire, which broke out on Tuesday, has been extinguished, according to the plant's press service. Previously, the incident was reported to have resulted in three fatalities, including two Chinese nationals, and over 120 injuries.