SAFETY

Trapped Aris mining partners rescued

UPDATED: Successful rescue of 23 people at Segovia, Colombia

Aris Mining's Maria Dama plant in Segovia, Colombia (Photo: Paul Harris) in

Aris Mining's Maria Dama plant in Segovia, Colombia (Photo: Paul Harris) in | Credits: Paul Harris

Aris Mining has reported that it has rescued all 23 people who were trapped underground when the entrance to an informal mine collapsed within its Segovia Operations in Antioquia, Colombia. The incident...

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