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Eighty-two people die after gold mine collapses in Sudan

Eighty-two people die after gold mine collapses in Sudan

The death toll from an informal gold mine collapse in Sudan has reached 82. Rescuers are struggling to find survivors at the al-Zara gold mine in West Kordofan province due to a lack of heavy machinery. The mine is situated within territory held by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, who have been engaged in conflict with the Sudanese military for more than three years.

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