Fourteen dead in illegal Colombian gold mine collapse
Fourteen dead in illegal Colombian gold mine collapse
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Fourteen dead in illegal Colombian gold mine collapse
Illegal gold mine collapse in southwestern Colombia leaves 14 people dead, 7 injured.
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Authorities linked the deaths to disease, but this has been disputed by intelligence reports and relatives of the accused.
Dozens of suspects accused of illegal mining were found dead in custody in Nigeria's north-central Niger State. Officials blame disease, while reports cite overcrowding and poor ventilation.
Nigerian authorities launched an investigation Thursday after 37 suspected illegal miners died in a civil defence detention facility in central Niger state, with conflicting accounts blaming either a disease outbreak or overcrowding and poor ventilation.