Mining disasters refer to catastrophic events that occur in mines, often resulting in significant loss of life and injuries. These incidents can be caused by various factors, including explosions, cave-ins, and toxic gas emissions. Safety regulations and practices are crucial in preventing such disasters, but when they are not followed, the risks increase dramatically. Historically, some of the most notable mining disasters include the Sago Mine disaster in 2006 and the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster in 2010. These events highlighted the importance of mining safety and led to changes in regulations to protect miners. Awareness and training are essential to minimize the risks associated with mining operations.