Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 2月7日 10時17分

The deadly dam burst last month in Brumadinho, Brazil, has shaken the faith of locals in the country's colossal and powerful mining companies and the ability of the government to regulate them.⠀
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The dam's owner, iron-ore producer Vale SA, had reassured everyone that the mine was safe after a dam at another mine jointly owned by the company 80 miles away burst in 2015, killing 19 people.⠀
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The Brumadinho collapse on Jan. 25, the worst disaster of its kind in more than 50 years, left 333 dead and missing. ⠀
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In the aftermath, firefighters largely only found body parts and struggled to locate survivors and identify the dead.⠀
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"Hope is the last thing to die in a man," said Ivelton Martins, who has been digging through mining waste to find his cousin, "but it's gradually disappearing."⠀
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