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Explosions in Equatorial Guinea killed more than a dozen people and injured hundreds on Sunday, according to the Central African country's health ministry.

President Teodoro Obiang Nguema has pointed the finger at ‘negligent’ soldiers for the blast at military barracks.

At least four powerful blasts hit a military camp in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday, causing casualties, state television reported.

The death toll from accidental explosions at a military camp in Equatorial Guinea rose to 30 on Monday, state television said, after 10 more ...

Share on Twitter At least 20 people have been killed and hundreds injured after four accidental explosions ripped through a military camp in Equatorial Guinea and obliterated neighbouring residential areas. Footage broadcast by the TVGE channel showed buildings burned and flattened in a wide radius around the Nkoa Ntoma camp in the economic capital Bata, with a thick plume of black smoke rising into the sky. Children and adults were seen being pulled from the rubble. There were chao...

At Least 20 Killed, 600 Injured in Equatorial Guinea Explosions Published March 8th, 2021 - 06:25 GMT Huge explosions rocks in Equatorial Guineas city, Bata (Twitter) Highlights The cause of the blasts is unknown but the health ministry said the explosions had happened at a military base in the citys Mondong Nkuantoma de Bata neighbourhood. Hundreds are injured and more than a dozen dead after a series of large explosions rocked the city of Bata in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday.  At least ...

news Equatorial Guinea blast deaths rise sharply to 98 The death toll from a series of explosions in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday has risen to 98, officials say. Another 615 people were injured, with 299 still in hospital. The blasts hit a military base in the countrys main city, Bata. Officials blame badly stored dynamite along with stubble burning by nearby farmers. The death toll, updated after volunteers spent Monday searching the wreckage for bodies, is more than triple the initial estimat...

The death toll from accidental explosions at a military camp in Equatorial Guinea rose to 30 on Monday after 10 more bodies were found in the ruined site.

A series of large explosions at a military base rocked the city of Bata in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday (March 7), killing at least 20 people and injuring hundreds, local television station TVGE said.

BBC News Published media captionState television showed widespread destruction following the blasts The death toll from a series of explosions in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday has risen to 98, officials say. Another 615 people were injured, with 299 still in hospital. The blasts hit a military base in the countrys main city, Bata. Officials blame badly stored dynamite along with stubble burning by nearby farmers. The death toll, updated after volunteers spent Monday searching the wreckage for bo...