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Codelco Must Send Reports to Restart Underground Mining After El Teniente Collapse, Government Says
A document from the government's mining service SERNAGEOMIN showed that in order to lift the suspension, Codelco would have to hand in four reports of the collapse at El Teniente. The reports must include an analysis of the cause of the collapse, a recovery plan and an evaluation of its fortification systems, the document said.
The Chilean company is convening a panel of international experts to audit the El Teniente mine and establish what exactly ...
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Three of five trapped workers at Codelco's El Teniente copper mine have been found dead, the company said ...
Copper (HG1:COM) futures gained for a second straight day as Chile’s mining giant Codelco dealt with the fallout from a fatal ...
Codelco confirmed on Sunday that all five trapped workers at its El Teniente operations have died, as days of intense rescue ...
A major collapse at a key new section of Codelco’s biggest mine is raising questions about the Chilean behemoth’s ability to ...
Search continues for remaining workers trapped at world’s largest underground copper mine after partial collapse.
Copper rose as much as 1.1% on the London Metal Exchange, with trading conditions starting to settle after the White House’s ...
Officials say that a worker was killed and five others remain trapped underground after a collapse at a copper mine in Chile ...
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