Hopes fade after Central African Republic gold mine collapse kills dozens
Summary
A gold mine collapsed in the Central African Republic, killing many people. Local officials and the Red Cross say over 100 died, but the government reports 49 deaths. Rescue teams are losing hope of finding survivors two days after the accident.Key Facts
- The gold mine collapse happened in the Central African Republic.
- Local officials and the Red Cross estimate more than 100 people died.
- The government’s official death count is 49.
- Among the dead, there were 35 Central Africans, 13 Cameroonians, and 2 Chadians.
- Rescue efforts continued for two days after the collapse.
- Hopes of finding survivors are decreasing.
- The Mines Minister spoke to a local broadcaster about the death toll.
- Witnesses and families report a higher number of deaths than the government.
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