Santacruz Silver Mining reports the death of an employee at Tres Amigos mine in Bolivia following an illegal incursion by miners using explosives. Investigation underway.
Bollywood Fever: Santacruz Silver Mining announced on Tuesday that an employee at the Tres Amigos mine in Bolivia has died after a group of illegal miners unlawfully entered the mine and detonated explosives. The incident resulted in a tragic rockfall, claiming the life of the worker.
According to a statement from Santacruz, the explosives were detonated at a level above where the company’s employees were working, causing a rockfall that buried those below. The company has expressed deep sorrow over the loss and emphasized the severity of the illegal intrusion.
We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of our colleague,” Santacruz Silver Mining stated. We are conducting a thorough investigation into this incident and will consider taking legal action against those responsible once the investigation is complete.
The Tres Amigos mine, which is part of the Caballo Blanco Group of mines, temporarily suspended operations following the incident but has since resumed.
The company has assured that safety measures are being reinforced to prevent such incidents in the future and protect its employees. The attack has highlighted the ongoing challenges of illegal mining activities in the region, which pose significant risks to both legal operations and the safety of miners.
As Santacruz Silver Mining continues its investigation, the company remains committed to seeking justice for the deceased employee and ensuring the safety and security of its operations. Further details will be disclosed as the investigation progresses.
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