Do mines have Emergency Stations?

I'm almost positive there are OSHA-type requirements for mine safety, which would prescribe such stations as you described. But it probably also depends on the integrity of the company to actually follow-through with such things. It may depend how how good the inspection process is, amount of corruption, etc.

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Everywhere in the world except the United States and China. Finally, we are on a par with the Chinese. Or, is it the reverse? I don't think it matters to a miner in China or the US who is awaiting rescue. Assuming they are still alive when rescue arrives?

Some do but they mostly have alternate route of how to get out/in