Mandalay’s mine fully flooded, trapped workers unlikely to be alive — Chile’s Army
A waterproof camera is expected to reach Monday the area where the miners are believed to have been working and where the shelter is located.
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Pele Mountain sells uranium project to focus on lithium
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Former BC Mines Minister now director at project-generating junior
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Canadian mining companies targeted in “cyber-extortion” scheme
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Heavy snowfall disrupts rescue of workers trapped at Mandalay’s mine in Chile
It’s unknown whether the two workers are alive, as authorities have been unable to make contact with them.
SolGold soars after raising more than $41 million via share placing
The placing is at a 15% premium to SolGold's closing price on Thursday and at a 12% discount to its peak share price of 46.75p on May 26.
