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Blast kills five in Bolivia as rival gold miners clash
The New Indian Express Tadepalligudem
|April 05, 2025
A powerful explosion killed at least five people, including a pregnant woman and 1-year-old baby, during a standoff between rival groups of gold miners early Thursday in northwestern Bolivia, police said, in a rare instance of territorial dispute between the nation's mining cooperatives turning fatal.
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The blast thundered through the Yani mining camp as two rival mining groups dispute access to the gold mine near the mountain town of Sorata, some 150km northwest of the country's administrative capital of La Paz, said Col Gunther Agudo, a local police officer. Several gold deposits straddle the remo
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