Rights group reports deadly strikes on gold mining camp at Egypt-Sudan border

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A rights group reports that dozens of gold prospectors were killed in strikes on the Egypt-Sudan border on Saturday. The alleged attack targeted an artisanal mining camp located in the border region between the two nations. Neither the Egyptian nor the Sudanese government has issued any comment on the reported incident. The claims originate solely from the rights group's statement as of now.

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