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Rescue of 107 bodies after Central Africa mine collapse
A total of 107 people have died following a gold mine collapse in the Zumpoui area near Garoua, on the border between Cameroon and the Central African Republic. Hundreds of workers, most of whom were involved in illegal mining, were inside the site at the time of the accident. The collapse resulted in many being buried under soil and debris, and 107 bodies have been recovered so far, with rescue operations still ongoing. The site is considered one of the most dangerous mining areas in the region, facing widespread criticism for poor safety measures and lack of regulations. The incident underscores the ongoing prevalence of collapse accidents in unofficial mining zones.
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