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Thirty-seven miners have died after toxic fumes engulfed a mining site in Nigeria’s north-central Plateau state, with dozens more rushed to hospital as authorities scramble to determine what triggered the deadly exposure. The tragedy occurred before dawn on Tuesday in Kampani Zurak, a community in the Wase area, police confirmed. Emergency responders recovered 37 bodies,…
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