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Congolese authorities attributed at least 200 deaths, including about 70 children, to a landslide at Rubaya. M23 instead blamed government bombing; approximately five deaths.
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Congolese authorities attributed at least 200 deaths, including about 70 children, to a landslide at Rubaya. M23 instead blamed government bombing; approximately five deaths.
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Rubaya coltan mine dossier
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Rubaya coltan mine
Congolese authorities attributed at least 200 deaths, including about 70 children, to a landslide at Rubaya. M23 instead blamed government bombing; approximately five deaths.
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Congolese authorities reported that a landslide at DRC's Rubaya coltan mine killed at least 200 artisanal miners, including around 70 children. The M23... disputed Kinshasa's official account, saying that it was government "bombings"... and claiming that "simply about five" people died.
Congolese authorities attributed at least 200 deaths, including about 70 children, to a landslide at Rubaya. M23 instead blamed government bombing; approximately five deaths.
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