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- Wann
- 12. Nov. 2009
- Art
- Grubenunglück
- Koordinaten
- 6.27° N, 1.42° W
- Description
- mine collapse in Ghana which ended up killing at least 18 workers were killed in the collapse, including 14 women and the owner of the mine
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Dompoase mine collapse
On 12 November 2009, an unlicensed gold mine in Dompoase collapsed, killing at least 18 people, including 14 women and the mine owner. Up to 30 miners were working at the site when the landslide occurred. Officials described the disaster as the worst mining collapse in Ghanaian history.
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