South Africa Stands Firm Against Rescuing Illegal Miners

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The South African government has announced it will not assist approximately 4,000 illegal miners trapped in a closed mine in the North West province, as part of a crackdown on illegal mining activities. The miners, who are reportedly suffering from a lack of basic supplies, are part of a larger issue involving illegal mining syndicates in the region. The government's stance is to force the miners to surface and face arrest, emphasizing that no aid will be provided to those engaged in criminal activities.
Topics:world#government-policy#illegal-mining#law-enforcement#north-west-province#south-africa#world-news
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