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Gold Mine Collapse in Central African Republic Kills Over 100
Thai Ch8•11:07•International•
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A devastating gold mine collapse in the Central African Republic has left over 100 people dead, mostly young laborers.
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Who & What's Involved
Central African Republic Mining AssociationPhiladelphia Police DepartmentCBSPathum Thani Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO)Ministry of JusticeBertrand BekongyongueCaptain Jason SmithDr. Thanakrit Jit-areerat
Topics
Mining DisasterPublic SafetyTraffic AccidentConstruction NegligenceCriminal Harassment
Locations
Samboy Village, Central African RepublicPhiladelphia, USARattanathibet, Nonthaburi, ThailandWarangkul Village, Pathum Thani, Thailand