4 killed in clashes between residents and gold mining company in northern Afghanistan
Four people died and five were injured in clashes; two suspects were arrested and mining operations suspended, officials said.
- Clashes between local residents and a gold mining company in Takhar province, Afghanistan left four people dead and five injured.
- Security forces restored order, and operations of the company were suspended after the violence on Tuesday.
- The Taliban government said it had signed seven mining contracts worth $6.5 billion in investment in 2023, as Afghanistan is rich in minerals.
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Deadly Clashes Erupt Over Gold Mining Operations in Northern Afghanistan
Tensions flared in northern Afghanistan, resulting in the death of four individuals and injuries to five others amid disputes between local residents and a gold mining company. Authorities have detained two suspects, and the company's operations have been suspended as investigations continue.
4 killed in clashes between residents and gold mining company in northern Afghanistan
Deadly clashes between local residents and a gold mining company in northern Afghanistan have left four people dead and five injured.
Protest Over Mining in Takhar Leaves at Least Four Dead, Taliban Say – KabulNow
Afghanistan's Taliban-run Interior Ministry has confirmed that three protesters were killed during unrest over gold mining operations in Takhar province in the country's northeast. Abdul Mateen Qani, a spokesperson for the ministry, said clashes broke out between residents of Chah Ab district and officials of a gold-washing company operating in the area. He said three local residents and one employee of the company were killed, while five others…
In clashes between locals and workers of a gold mining company in the north of Afghanistan, four people were killed and five were injured, they announced today.
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