Airstrikes hit a gold-mining site near the Sudan-Egypt border on Saturday, where survivors said thousands of people were working. The Sudan-based Emergency Lawyers group reported at least 72 miners killed, based on preliminary information, while other Sudanese groups put the toll above 200. The figures have not been independently verified, and casualty documentation is ongoing. Survivors told reporters that aircraft struck repeatedly and people fled into nearby mountains. Rescue and medical access are difficult in the remote area, raising fears the death toll could rise further.
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