Rescuers drip with their bare hands for trap miners in Lomera

People in the dismantling zone in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo use their bare hands and basic tools for free miners who are underground.

Six were stretched alive, with one serious injury, as Lamer fell apart in Lamer in the early hours, local journalist Ashota Barack said in the BBC.

There were contradictory reports of death fees. One resident said that 12 bodies were found, but Barack said it was not restored.

The area in the province of South Kiva was under the control of the M23 rebels, as they seized mineral mineral minerals at the beginning of this year. M23 rejected the reports that hundreds were trapped underground.

Since the end of last year, Lomer has witnessed the Golden Peak since the end of last year, when a valuable ore on the hills near the fact that there was a quiet village, reports Medical Charity MSF.

Thousands of people have hoped to make money as a freelance or artisanal, miners, turning the area into “spreading chaos from mine and makeshift shelters,” a statement about cholera outbreaks in the region last month.

The reports state that a number of cascading landslides, buried up to 15 such improvised shafts without warning.

Rescue efforts slowed down when garbage and large stones continue to block access.

Journalist Barack said the BBC that the lack of proper equipment prevented attempts to clear the site. The survivors told him that many miners remain detained.

“We were digging from Sunday evening, but we did not restore any bodies. We are exhausted,” said one miner.

Officials from M23 visited the site and ordered to stop in the area.

Dozens of mining in this region, Dr. Congo, supply global electronics vital metals and minerals. Many of the properly regulated and the safety standards are not observed.

The region has also suffered a conflict in decades, as various rebel groups and the government are fighting for control.

M23 reached significant territorial income earlier this year, seizing Guo, the chief city of the Eastern Doctor of Congo.

He signed a ceasefire agreement with the government on the weekend in the negotiations conducted by Qatar.