Harrowing footage shows deadly gold mine collapse in Central African Republic that killed more than 100

The low-tech gold mine collapsed on August 18th in the village of Zamboye, in the Nana-Mambere prefecture. The death toll from the collapse in the western part of Central African Republic has risen to more than 100, and several survivors were critically injured.

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Central African Republic shuts down collapsed gold mining site that killed more than 100  Toronto Star

The Central African Republic's government has closed a gold mining site after it collapsed, killing over 100 people

Central African Republic shuts down collapsed gold mining site that killed more than 100  AP News

In the Central African Republic, the search for victims continues following Tuesday’s gold mine collapse. The government says the incident has claimed at least 49 lives but local sources estimate the death toll to be much higher. Cameroonian and Chadian nationals are also among the victims. Several witnesses spoke to o

Camilo Montoya-Galvez speaks to two men who were deported to the dangerous Central African Republic instead of their homes.

Mine collapse — Over 100 African workers died recently in a horrific artisanal mine collapse at the illicit Zamboye mine. The riverside Zamboye mine borders between western Central African Republic (CAR) and eastern Cameroon. Red Cross volunteer Gervais Ganagoroh, involved in the relief effort, told AP news agency that

New videos filmed at the Zamboye mining site on 18 August appears to show the moment a landslide swept through an artisanal gold mine in the Central African Republic, burying miners beneath earth and sand.

New videos filmed at the Zamboye mining site on 18 August appears to show the moment a landslide swept through an artisanal gold mine in the Central African Republic, burying miners beneath earth and sand.

The Central African Republic has suspended mining at Zamboye after a collapse its mines minister says killed 49 people, including twelve Cameroonians and two Chadians.