Moscow, May 09, SPA -- Two explosions tore through Russia's largest underground coal mine, killing at least 11 workers and injuring 41 others, an emergency services ministry official said Sunday. A further 84 people remained trapped in the mine, including rescue workers. Ministry spokeswoman Elena Chernova said on state news TV channel Rossiya-24 that rescue work had been suspended after the second blast, which happened early Sunday morning. The head of the emergency ministry's regional division, Erem Arutunian, said rescue work was unlikely to resume Sunday because workers were trying to ventilate methane out of the mine, the state news agency RIA Novosti reported. --SPA 13:04 LOCAL TIME 10:04 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/778626