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Gold-Mine in Sudan collapsed

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A gold mine collapses in Sudan. The accident happens in the Al-Saraa mine. This is in West Kordofan. At least 60 miners die. Many people are still missing.

Helpers search all night for survivors. They only have simple tools. Heavy machines are missing for the rescue. Therefore the work is very hard and dangerous.

A war happens in Sudan since April 2023. Two groups fight for power. Both sides earn much money with gold. Many people without work look for gold. This is often deadly.

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Definitions

Gold-Mine
A place where people dig deep in the earth for the valuable metal gold.
Berg-Leute
People who work professionally in mines under the earth.

Locations

Sudan
A big country in the north east of Africa where a war happens now.
West-Kordofan
A state in Sudan where people find much gold.

Sources

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Spiegel

Sudan: Mindestens 60 Tote bei Einsturz von Goldmine

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Standard

Mindestens 60 Tote bei Einsturz von Goldmine im Sudan

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Die Presse

„Wir wissen nicht, wie viele noch drin sind“: Mindestens 60 Tote bei Einsturz von Goldmine im Sudan

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