What to know after a deadly landslide in eastern Congo kills at least 200 miners

A landslide last week collapsed several tunnels at a major coltan mine in eastern Congo, leaving at least 200 people dead in the rebel-controlled site. The collapse occurred on Wednesday at the Rubaya mines, controlled by the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels, after heavy rains caused several hand-dug tunnels in the unregulated mine to cave in, according to the regional governor's spokesperson. The M23 rebels and the Congolese government traded accusations over responsibility as reports from the remote region began to emerge.