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1. At least 31 people are killed during the collapse of a private gold mine in En Nahud, Sudan.
   2021-12-28 21:06:21 (First version)
2. At least 31 people are killed by the collapse of a private gold mine in En Nahud, Sudan.
   2021-12-29 01:06:11 (Update)
3. At least 31 people are killed in the collapse of a private gold mine in En Nahud, Sudan.
   2021-12-29 09:06:12 (Update)
4. At least 38 people are killed in the collapse of a private gold mine in En Nahud, Sudan.
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