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schema:articleBody	The death toll from four explosions that rocked a military camp in Equatorial Guinea and surrounding areas rose to 105 with the discovery of seven more corpses, state television said Tuesday. A total of 615 people were injured in Sunday's accidental blasts at the Nkoa Ntoma camp in the country's economic hub Bata, which devastated buildings at the compound and houses in surrounding districts. President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, who has ruled the oil-rich country with an iron fist for 42 years, once again blamed the military for "negligence" in stocking ammunition so close to residential areas. State television channel TVGE said seven more bodies were found on Tuesday, buried under rubble. On Monday, it said more than 60 survivors had been found trapped under debris, including two children aged three and four. TVGE has shown images akin to a war zone, with rescue workers and civilians struggling to remove bodies from smoking ruins. Obiang on Tuesday said the officers in charge of the camp, which houses special forces and gendarmes and their families, had "been careless". Dynamite is normally "stocked very far from people and kept underground", he said. The defence ministry said blasts caused by heavy-calibre munitions caused "shock waves which totally destroyed numerous homes nearby". The only Spanish-speaking country in sub-Saharan Africa, Equatorial Guinea is one of the most closed-off nations on the continent. sam-dyg-gir/ach/kjl
schema:headline	E. Guinea military camp blasts toll rises to 105
schema:mentions	Gendarmerie Tobacco smoking Special forces Iron Sub-Saharan Africa President of the Philippines Estadio de Bata Criminal negligence Equatorial Guinea
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-09 (xsd:date)
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