Gold Mine Collapses in Kenya's Narok County on July 22, Killing at Least 5 Miners

According to Kenya's Narok County Police Commander Patrick Lobolia, a gold mine in southwestern Narok County collapsed on July 22, killing at least 5 miners. Continuous heavy rainfall triggered the mine shaft collapse, and rescue operations are ongoing, though progress is slow due to lack of professional underground detection and rescue equipment. Several survivors have been rescued and are receiving treatment at nearby medical facilities.
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