Torrential Rains Trigger Deadly Mine Collapse in Venezuela, Claiming 14 Lives

Torrential rains in Venezuela triggered a deadly mine collapse in El Callao, claiming 14 lives and spotlighting the dangers of unregulated "gold mining" in vulnerable regions.

• The mine collapse in "Callao" occurred after heavy rains in the southeast region of Venezuela, leading to a tragic loss of 14 lives, as reported on Monday.
• Authorities established a command post, led by Brigadier General Gregory González Aceve, to manage recovery operations for the victims of the "gold mining" accident.
• This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in Venezuelas "gold mining" sector, exacerbated by extreme weather conditions that threaten the stability of mining operations in areas like "Callao".