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Guinea rubbish landfill collapse kills 30 in Conakry

Conflicting casualty figures emerge following a deadly rubbish landfill landslide in the capital of Guinea.

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What happened

Initial reports published by Yahoo and The Hill stated that 22 people were killed after a landslide occurred at a rubbish landfill in the capital of Guinea, with officials cited as the source. Concurrently, other outlets including BBC News, Al Jazeera, and U.S. News & World Report reported a higher death toll of 30 people, with U.S.

News & World Report attributing the information directly to the government. Subsequent coverage identified the specific location of the disaster as Conakry, according to BBC reporting. The discrepancy in the reported number of fatalities remains unresolved in the current material, as outlets continue to cite differing totals between 22 and at least 30 dead.

Coverage does not yet specify the exact circumstances that triggered the landfill collapse or details regarding rescue and recovery operations. Future reports are expected to clarify the official death toll and provide updates from authorities in Conakry.

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What happened in Guinea?

A rubbish landfill collapsed or experienced a landslide in the capital city of Conakry.

How many people were killed?

Current reporting varies, citing either 22 or at least 30 fatalities.

Who provided the information about the deaths?

Government officials and local authorities are cited as the sources for the reported figures.

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