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Tragedy Strikes as Landfill Collapse Kills Dozens in Guinea
A devastating incident occurred on the outskirts of Conakry, Guinea, early Sunday morning when a massive pile of refuse at a local landfill gave way following intense rainfall. The landslide struck the Dar-es-salam neighborhood in the Gbessia district around 2:00 a.m., burying nearby homes under mounds of waste.
According to an official government statement, the disaster resulted in the deaths of at least 30 people, while six others sustained serious injuries. Rescue efforts were mobilized immediately to search through the debris for survivors, marking a somber start to the day for the capital's residents as authorities work to assess the full impact of the collapse.
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