
Landfill Collapse in Guinea Kills Dozens After Heavy Rains
A landfill collapse in Conakry, Guinea, killed at least 22 people, with some reports indicating over 30 fatalities, after heavy rains caused a mountain of trash to slide onto nearby homes. Rescuers are searching for survivors amidst the debris.
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Landfill collapse in Guinea kills at least 22 people
Heavy rains wash over the site, triggering a landslide that buries several shacks.
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Heavy seasonal rains caused a mound of garbage to collapse, burying dozens of people and nearby homes before the break of dawn.
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A mountainous heap of refuse collapsed at Dar es Salam, the largest landfill in Guinea’s capital Conakry, early on Sunday killing at least 22 people, according to a provisional death toll from the country’s civil protection service. Heavy rains, which started at around 3am, washed over the refuse, triggering a landslide that buried nearby shacks. Lancine Sylla, the head of the suburb where the incident happened, said he feared a heavy death toll. Guinea’s minister for territorial administrati...
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