Pakistan, Aug. 20 -- More than 100 people have died after a gold mine collapsed in the Central African Republic. The incident occurred near the border with Cameroon. The mine collapsed in Zimbe village, according to foreign media reports. Local authorities confirmed the deaths and warned that the toll could rise. Rescue teams are continuing operations to find people still missing.

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Authorities are investigating the cause of the mine collapse. They are also working to identify those responsible for operating the mine. Officials have not yet provided further details about the mining operation. Meanwhile, rescue workers are searching through the collapsed site. They are trying to locate...