Centerra Gold suspends Kumtor Mine operations
The national grid power supply to its flagship Kumtor mine in Kyrgyzstan has been disrupted by local protesters who have been blocking the road leading to the site.
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Freeport reopens pit mining at Grasberg in Indonesia
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