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World · Africa · published 2026-08-24 · via France 24

Guinea rescue efforts continue after dump collapse kills dozens

A landslide at a landfill outside Guinea's capital Conakry has killed at least 30 people, with rescue teams searching for survivors. The government said it has deployed significant resources to the site. The announcement comes less than a week after authorities had planned to close the Dar-es-Salam dump due to safety concerns.

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