Mine fires are dangerous incidents that occur in underground coal mines when combustible materials ignite. These fires can start from various sources, including electrical equipment, friction, or spontaneous combustion of coal. Once ignited, they can spread rapidly through the mine's ventilation system, making them difficult to control and extinguish. The impact of mine fires can be severe, leading to loss of life, environmental damage, and economic losses. Efforts to prevent and manage mine fires often involve monitoring air quality and temperature, as well as implementing safety protocols. In some cases, firefighting teams may need to seal off sections of the mine to contain the blaze.