At least 82 people killed in Sudan gold mine collapse

A gold mine collapse in southern Sudan has resulted in at least 82 deaths, with many more injured and missing. Rescue efforts recovered 60 bodies, followed by another 22 the next day. Miners, working under hazardous conditions, are often exposed to toxic chemicals, and the region is characterized by unregulated mines. Ongoing conflicts in Sudan have worsened the situation, driving many young people to join this gold rush.