재난 · Colombia mine collapseChambero mine collapse kills 14; rescue ends with missing count unresolved작성 2026년 10월 20일 오전 1:00 UTC시청방송 전문0:07A gold mine collapse killed 14 people in southwestern Colombia.0:11Local authorities also report seven injured.0:14The governor says search and rescue has ended.0:16Were the twelve to fifteen miners initially reported missing included in that death0:21toll?0:21The collapse struck Chambero, a rural sector of Santa Barbara de Isquande, in0:26Nariño.0:27It happened on the morning of October 19, 2026.0:31Authorities struggled to reach the site, and communication was difficult during the0:35emergency.0:36Colombia's human rights ombudsman's office requested air support, urgent medical0:40assistance, and security guarantees for rescue teams.0:43Difficult access complicated the response.0:46Earth, mud, and rock came down over the open-pit gold operation.0:49The mine was described as illegal and informal.0:52Officials haven't explained what triggered the landslide, including whether0:55excavation or weather played a part.0:56Rescuers first recovered six bodies.0:59The preliminary death toll then reached at least nine, before rising to fourteen1:03with seven injured.1:04Each figure marked a later stage of the same emergency as the number of known1:08victims grew.1:09One of those killed was identified by the community as Patricia Copite.1:13A complete official list of the dead hasn't been released.1:17The seven injured people's individual conditions also haven't been made public.1:21Governor Luis Alfonso Escobar announced that search and rescue had concluded.1:25Disaster response official Jorge Tovar Castillo had initially described 12 to 151:30additional miners as missing.1:32Departmental Peace and Security Secretary Alex Gonzalez communicated the later1:36casualty toll.1:37At the start of the emergency, 12 to 15 people were also feared buried beneath the1:41debris.1:42That estimate could include people later counted among the dead.1:45In August, another mining accident in Palacarpa, also in Nariño, killed a reported1:5013 people and injured seven.1:52Informal, unregulated mining is common in rural Colombia.1:55The Chambero disaster adds another 14 reported deaths in the department.1:59Officials haven't explained how the initial 12 to 15 missing estimate fits with the2:0314 deaths.2:04Those figures can't safely be added together.2:07The governor's announcement ended search and rescue, but left the fate of those2:10initially reported missing unexplained.기사 읽기스토리 타임라인HeyDex짧은 영상 ↗누가 무엇을 보도했나둘 이상의 매체가 보도한 항목Miners reported missing언론사 2곳Difficult communication with the area언론사 2곳Mine described as informal언론사 2곳Access to the municipality언론사 2곳한 매체만 보도한 항목12Al Jazeera만 보도Deaths in the mine collapse10월 19일 오후 11:56 UTCIllegal gold mine collapse10월 20일 오전 3:55 UTCSearch efforts halted10월 20일 오전 3:55 UTCPeople injured in the collapse10월 19일 오후 11:56 UTCSearch and rescue operations concluded10월 19일 오후 11:56 UTCOther injuries reported10월 20일 오전 3:55 UTCCollapse location in Chambero10월 19일 오후 11:56 UTCRainforest surrounding the mine10월 20일 오전 3:55 UTCABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos만 보도Miners killed in the collapse10월 20일 오전 4:38 UTCMine collapse date and location10월 20일 오전 4:38 UTCMunicipal authorities handling response10월 20일 오전 4:38 UTCAppeal to armed groups to allow aid10월 20일 오전 4:38 UTC각 줄은 해당 매체의 보도에서 저희가 기록한 주장입니다. 2026년 10월 20일 오전 6:05 UTC 기준 비교.
