City
Epaper

At least 18 killed in mine collapse in northern Nigeria

By ANI | Updated: September 28, 2025 12:50 IST

Abuja [Nigeria], September 28 (ANI/WAM): Rescuers in Nigeria are searching for dozens of people missing after a boulder crashed ...

Open in App

Abuja [Nigeria], September 28 (ANI/WAM): Rescuers in Nigeria are searching for dozens of people missing after a boulder crashed onto a mine during heavy rains, killing at least 18 people, local sources said.

The rock came crashing down on Thursday on the mine in the northern Zamfara state outside the Kadauri village in the Maru district.

"We have managed to pull out 18 dead bodies from the pit and five other survivors who sustained various degrees of injuries," Sani Lawwali, a miner who works in pits, said from Kadauri.

A dozen other miners were still trapped inside and their fate remained unknown, said Lawwali, who took part in the rescue effort. (ANI/WAM)

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

EntertainmentDipika Kakar says MRI scans are now a part of life: We have to live with it

NationalBJP Chief Nitin Nabin to hold rallies in West Bengal today, steps up poll campaign

OpinionsIt’s Women’s Right, Not a Favour

EntertainmentLalit Pandit reveals actual version of Salman Khan's ‘O O Jaane Jaana’ never made it to the movie

LifestyleToday's Horoscope, April 20, 2026: Check Your Zodiac Sign's Predictions and Birthday Forecast

International Realted Stories

InternationalIran says to respond to 'armed maritime piracy' by US: Report

InternationalIsraeli Army launches probe into viral photo showing damage to Jesus' statue in Lebanon

InternationalTrump says US has intercepted, taken custody of Iranian-flagged cargo ship

InternationalIranian forces launch drones toward US warships after attack on commercial ship in Sea of Oman: Iran media

InternationalNSA Ajit Doval holds high-level talks in Riyadh; focus on bilateral ties, regional security