On Sunday, the announcement of a state-rope mining company was killed at at least 11 miners after the gold mine collapsed in Sudan.
Sudani Mineral Resources Company (SMRC) said that the weekend collapsed in the weekend of the government in the government controlled by the government in the “Kirsh al-Fil Mine in a artisan shaft”.
According to the company, seven other workers were injured and were rushed to the hospital.
Sudan is a major exporter of gold, but the decline in artisans and small -scale mines is common due to poor security standards.
SMRC said it had suspended the work in the first mine which had collapsed and “warned against its continuous activity due to great risk for life.”
Civil War of Gold Dhan Sudan
Sudan is in the middle of a cruel civil war between military and a paramilitary called the Rapid Support Force (RSF). The efforts of both sides have been funded by large -scale gold mining as the battle began in 2023.
For sources of the mining industry and experts, a majority of gold extracted in Sudan is done by smuggling neighbor Chad, South Sudan or Egypt, coming before reaching the second largest gold exporter in the world.
The UAE has been widely accused of handling the RSF.
Thousands of people have been killed and 13 million others have been displaced in the war.
Edited by: Darko Jenjeevic
