Congo pit collapse kills at least 13 – officials

06 Jan 2007

At least 13 people digging for diamonds were killed in Congo’s Western Kasai province on Friday when the pit they were excavating caved in, local officials near the town of Tshikapa said on Saturday. “Yesterday, we dug out 13 dead,” local mayor Albert Mutombo told Reuters by telephone from the scene of the accident. “Today we are looking to see if there are any more.” Full Story

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