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Mine collapse in eastern Congo leaves 200 dead, authorities say, but rebels dispute the number

  • Senior M23 official Fanny Kaj disputed the figure, saying that the collapse was caused by “bombings”
  • Ibrahim Taluseke, a miner at the site, said that he had helped to recover more than 200 bodies from the area
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More than 200 killed in coltan mine collapse in east Congo, official says

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18 dead, dozens missing in Nigeria mine collapse: local sources

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Over 40 people killed in Mali gold mine collapse

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Death toll from collapsed mine in NW Pakistan rises to 22 

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Marble quarry collapse in remote Pakistan kills at least 17 

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