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TQ: Nigeria Mining Deaths Investigation Launched
Coverage
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25 sources
Arab NewsSaudi Arabia
3NewsGhana
AllAfricaUnited States
BBC NewsUnited Kingdom
France 24France
Gulf NewsUnited Arab Emirates
Hindustan TimesIndia
IOL (Independent Online)South Africa
AfricanewsRepublic of the Congo
Al JazeeraQatar
BusinessDay NigeriaNigeria
Cyprus MailCyprus
Daily MaverickSouth Africa
Dhaka TribuneBangladesh
MyJoyOnlineGhana
Premium Times (Nigeria)Nigeria
SABC News (English)South Africa
Sahara ReportersUnited States
The Citizen (Tanzania)Tanzania
The Jerusalem PostIsrael
The New York TimesUnited States
The West AustralianAustralia
ThisDayLiveNigeria
Citizen DigitalKenya
Legit.ngNigeria0Countries0Regions
Coverage spread by spectrum position
LR
TQ
death toll reported between 30 and 37
sources split on what to name it
sources point to different actors
covered in 6 of 8 regions
left-leaning outlets joined 5h later
first picked up in Middle East
state-aligned media published first
'miners die' recurs across headlines
death toll reported between 30 and 37
25Last 24 hours
The Jerusalem Post (Israel)
Curfew imposed in Nigerian city after protests over deaths of detained miners
Hindustan Times (India)
Nigerian police use tear gas during protests over the deaths in custody of 37 miners
SABC News (English) (South Africa)
Nigeria forces open fire at protest over deaths of detained miners
Citizen Digital (Kenya)
Nigeria miners struggled to breathe before 37 died: survivors
ThisDayLive (Nigeria)
Tinubu Orders Transparent Probe Into Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners Detained By NSCDC In Niger
BusinessDay Nigeria (Nigeria)
Tinubu orders probe of 37 dead illegal miners at NSCDC custody
The New York Times (United States)
37 Miners in Nigeria Die in Police Custody, Sparking Protests
Dhaka Tribune (Bangladesh)
Protests break out in Nigeria after 37 miners die in custody
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Protests erupt in Nigeria after 33 miners die in custody of paramilitary agency
Sahara Reporters (United States)
EXCLUSIVE: Over 30 Suspected Illegal Miners Beaten To Death In NSCDC Custody In Niger, Witnesses Claim
BBC News (United Kingdom)
Dozens of suspected illegal miners die in Nigerian custody
The West Australian (Australia)
Nigeria protests after dozens of miners die in custody
3 sourcesSame headline
Protests erupt in Nigeria after 37 miners die in custody of paramilitary agency
(first reported)
Africanews (Republic of the Congo)
At least 37 illegal mining suspects found dead in Nigerian custody
Premium Times (Nigeria) (Nigeria)
Police order probe as 37 suspected illegal miners die in NSCDC custody
Legit.ng (Nigeria)
Eyewitnesses recount last moments of over 30 illegal miners who died in Niger cell, "They cried for air"
Al Jazeera (Qatar)
Nigerian police probe death in custody of 37 illegal mining suspects
IOL (Independent Online) (South Africa)
Thirty-seven suspected illegal miners die in custody in Nigeria
4 sourcesSame headline
37 suspected illegal miners die in custody in central Nigeria
(first reported)
Arab News (Saudi Arabia)
Nigeria police probe mass deaths of suspected illegal miners in custody
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