Central Africa gold mine collapses cause 100 deaths

The collapse of the open-pit "Zamboui" gold mine in the Central African Republic has resulted in the death of at least 100 people, with many others missing. The collapse occurred in Nana-Mambéré Province near the border with Cameroon. Rescue operations have led to several injuries, with around 12 injured individuals transported to the hospital. Rescue teams are facing significant difficulties due to a lack of equipment, as search efforts for victims and rescue operations continue.

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