Sudan gold mine disaster claims 67 lives

A gold mine collapse in a remote area of Sudan has resulted in the death of at least 67 people, with the death toll expected to rise as search and rescue operations continue. The incident occurred at the "Zar'a" mine in the city of Nuhud, West Kordofan State, which is under the control of Rapid Support Forces, who have been engaged in a war with the Sudanese army for over three years. Many individuals remain missing beneath the rubble, and survivors described the incident as catastrophic, citing a shortage of equipment necessary to clear the collapsed soil and debris.

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