In the central region of Africa, near the border with Cameroon, a major incident occurred in the mining sector. According to local officials, the number of victims in this incident has exceeded 100. The incident occurred in the village of Zamboya, which is located 50 kilometres from the town of Baboua.
According to available information, the incident occurred following a landslide, which caused the collapse of the mine. Although the exact details of the number of dead and injured have not yet been confirmed, estimates by local officials suggest that the number of victims is significantly higher. This tragedy stands out given that it involved a mining facility, where there were likely many workers present.
The image published on social media shows earth that has covered people, likely miners, further highlighting the scale of the disaster. Although the exact number of victims is still being verified, it is clear that this is one of the most serious incidents in the mining sector in recent times. This tragedy highlights the dangers faced by workers in the mining industry, particularly in regions where working conditions are often unfavourable and dangerous.
