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On Thursday November 5, a serious incident occurred at the Samarco Mineração iron ore operation in Minas Gerais, Brazil
The community of Bento Rodrigues was flooded by the release of mine tailings. Photo: Antonio Cruz (Agência Brasil)
According to BHP Billiton, which holds a 50% interest in Samarco (the other 50% is held by Vale), the Samarco operations include a three tiered tailings dam complex.
Vale's operations have been further curtailed in the wake of the deadly Córrego de Feijão disaster
