Unpublished reports in China, Why?

"4.22" accident of Pingdingshan Henan have been concealed by a Senior corrupt communist officers group in Cental Level.
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Unpublished reports in China by China Central Television reporter Yuan Baixin and Henan Television reporter Dou Dongjie
"The mine is powerful," said one 35-year-old survivor who lives in a nearby village. "When I refused to leave the hospital and accept the compensation they offered, one representative told me that they even knew people in the central government. "This must be true. Why else would there be no media reports of our plight?"
Allegations that accidents in the mainland's coal mining industry are covered up are common but they are seldom confirmed.

The cover-up at the Xingdong No2 Mine offers a rare glimpse into how the process operates.The privately owned mine was only a small one but it had extraordinarily deep pockets and strong official connections.That meant it was able to silence witnesses, survivors and the families of dead workers through intimidation and hush money!

There's no way I could win in a lawsuit".

Henan Television broadcast a report about the cover-up on May 27 but an order "from above" banned any repeats.