Seventy-two killed in air strike on gold mine near Sudan-Egypt border

Seventy-two killed in air strike on gold mine near Sudan-Egypt border Sudanese rights group The Emergency Lawyers on Sunday accused Egypt's air force of an air strike which killed 72 workers at a gold mine on the Sudan-Egypt border a day earlier. "The attack carried out by Egyptian military aircraft", on Saturday, "resulted in the deaths of 72 civilian miners, according to preliminary…

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