At least 4 dead and 16 injured following explosion at Cameroon steel plant
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What Africanews reported
An explosion followed by a fire at a metallurgical plant in Cameroon has left at least 4 people dead and 16 others seriously injured. The incident took place in Douala on Monday morning on the premises of Metafrique Steel in the Bassa industrial zone.
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At least 4 dead and 16 injured following explosion at Cameroon steel plant. An explosion followed by a fire at a metallurgical plant in Cameroon has left at least 4 people dead and 16 others seriously injured. The incident took place in Douala on Monday morning on the premises of Metafrique Steel in the Bassa industrial zone. Covered by 1 publications. Africanews: At least 4 dead and 16 injured following explosion at Cameroon steel plant.
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- Africanews Congo At least 4 dead and 16 injured following explosion at Cameroon steel plant An explosion followed by a fire at a metallurgical plant in Cameroon has left at least 4 people dead and 16 others seriously injured. The incident took place in Douala on Monday morning on the premises of Metafrique Steel in the Bassa industrial zone. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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