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الجزيرة نت
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Around 160,000 people were expelled from Guinea to Mali after authorities banned illegal mining in the Siguiri region, citing land degradation and pollution of the Niger River and its tributaries. Six deaths were recorded in the border town of Kouremalé, while 413 people received treatment in Bamako. Mali’s prime minister described the situation as “a genuine humanitarian disaster.” Mali and Burkina Faso launched efforts to provide shelter, medical and food assistance, and transport for the expelled people. Guinea, meanwhile, announced that it had detained 1,263 people of seven nationalities and transferred them to Conakry to complete judicial proceedings.
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