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voda 22 maart 2021 11:12

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4 Killed in Coal Mine Accident in Nagaland in India

Morung Express News reported that four miners died in a suspected gas poisoning inside a coal mine in Mokokchung district in Nagaland in India on 16 March evening. The incident happened in a mine located on a steep hillside in the Atuphumi area. As per the report, three persons, who had gone in earlier in the day did not come out as expected. A fourth person went inside to check on the three. He also did not come out. By the time police and administration officials arrived at the site, the bodies were retrieved already. A case of death by negligence was registered. Meanwhile, mining was temporarily suspended

A recent report by Nagaland’s Public Accounts Committee highlighted that Nagaland has no mechanism in place to check the coal mines. The report showed that 44 coal mining units in Nagaland operated without permission. Records revealed that out of 49 coal mining units identified by the Nagaland Pollution Control Board, 44 had no authorisation and three other coal-mining units have been operating without Pollution Control Board’s consent

According to available government data, Meghalaya has a total coal reserve of 640 million tonnes, most of which is mined unscientifically by individuals and communities. The coal mining method practised in the state is mostly rat-hole mining, but some districts practise open-cast mining. Rat hole mining involves digging of very small tunnels, usually only 3-4 feet high, which workers (often children) enter and extract coal. The National Green Tribunal banned it in 2014, on grounds of it being unscientific and unsafe for workers.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 maart 2021 11:13

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Mr Glenn Kellow to Leave Peabody by August 2021

US coal miner Peabody Board of Directors announced that the company and Mr Glenn Kellow, President and CEO, have entered into a leadership transition agreement as part of its succession planning process. Under this agreement, Mr Kellow will be leaving the company by August 31, 2021. The Board has underway a comprehensive search process to identify Mr Kellow's successor. While this search is underway, Mr Kellow will continue in his current role, including as a Board member, until a successor has been appointed, which is intended to be before August 31, 2021. In addition to continuing in his current role during the transition period, Glenn has also agreed to provide consulting support to the company's next CEO for a period of up to one-year.

Mr Kellow has a career that gives insights from the miner, competitor fuel and industrial customer perspectives. From 1985 to 2013, he worked for BHP Ltd in the United States, Australia and South America. Mr Kellow has held chief executive leadership, operating or financial roles in global businesses in coal, copper, nickel, aluminum, steel, oil and gas. Mr Kellow joined Peabody in 2013, bringing over three decades of experience in the global resources industry, and was appointed President and CEO in 2015.

Mr Kellow holds a master’s degree in business administration and a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the University of Newcastle in Australia. He completed the advanced management program of the Wharton Business School and is a fellow of CPA Australia.

NYSE listed Peabody is a leading coal producer with thermal & cocking coal mines in Australia & USA.

Australia Thermal - Wambo Underground, Wilpinjong

Australia Coking Coal – Coppabella, Metropolitan, Middlemount, Moorvale, North Goonyella, Shoal Creek

Powder River Basin – Caballo, North Antelope Rochelle, Rawhide

Other US - Bear Run, El Segundo, Francisco, Gateway North, Twentymile, Wild Boar

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 29 maart 2021 09:39

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South32 CEO Expects Coking Coal Demand to Last for Decades

WA Today reported that South32 Chief Executive Mr Graham Kerr has challenged the timing of Mr Andrew Forrest’s bid to commercialise green steel, arguing the emerging sector is at least 25 years away. Mr Kerr said while he thought hydrogen would play an important role in future industries, there were presently no substitutes for metallurgical coal, also known as coking coal, in the steel making process and South32 still considers it as an attractive commodity. Mr Kerr sad “I think Andrew Forrest’s concept of bringing hydrogen into the country as another fuel source is great. We are very interested in how hydrogen develops but I think the technology to get the steelworks to actually use it in a meaningful way is decades at least away from being practically used. I would say green steel, you are talking 25 to 30 years away, and even in that context there is still going to be some coking coal that is going to be needed in places like south-east Asia and India, so I think there is still going to be a need for met coal.”

Dr Forrest, chairman of iron ore producer Fortescue Metals Group, has been spearheading the push for a local green steel industry. In January, Dr Forrest outlined plans for Fortescue to pioneer green steel in Australia by combining the Pilbara’s rich iron ore resources with emerging technologies. Fortescue, which ships almost all its iron ore to customers in China, plans to start building Australia’s first green steel pilot plant this year and a commercial-scale plant in the next few years.

South32 produces metallurgical coal at its Illawarra project in NSW and holds a 50% stake in the Eagles Down project in Queensland, which is yet to be developed.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 29 maart 2021 09:40

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Indian Coal Production & Imports Shrink as COVID19 Hits Demand

Indian state owned coal miner Coal India is likely to post marginal contraction of its output for the year 2020-21 by 5-6 million tonne in 2020-21 as its production will below the 600 million mark. Till March 27, the production was 585 million tonne and 11 million tonne is expected to be added in the remaining days of the month. So, total production could be between 596- 597 million tonne. It will be the second year in a row when the miner will register de growth. In 2019-20, the miner produced 602 million tonne down from 606.9 million in 2018-19 when it registered its highest production.

CIL had projected a 660 million tonne production target and by mid-year the company had been expecting to attain 630-640 million tonne of output. Officials attributed Covid-19 disruptions as the key factor behind lower demand resulting in a stockpile building up, compelling the mining giant to moderate output.

According to mjunction, India’s coal import in February 2021 stood at 15.29 million tonne as against 22.68 million tonne in the year-ago period. India’s coal import dropped 13.6% to 196.13 million tonne in the April-February period of the on going fiscal year. India had imported 227.23 million tonne of coal in the year-ago period

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Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 29 maart 2021 09:41

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Australian Ambassador to China Warns over China's Trade Behaviour

ABC reported that Australia's ambassador in Beijing Mr Graham Fletcher has labelled China’s campaign of economic punishment against Australia vindictive as the diplomatic relationship between the two countries remains stuck in a rut. Mr Fletcher delivered a caustic assessment of China's behaviour while speaking to Australian businesses via a video link from Beijing warned that Australian businesses which rely too heavily on the Chinese market could be left exposed to campaigns of economic coercion directed by the government said "You've just got to imagine that, unexpectedly, you may lose your China market for no good reason other than that Beijing has decided to send a message to Canberra. Now that's a very unwelcome situation, but I think frankly that's where we are at. I'm not sure China realises the damage that is occurring both in Australia and internationally. It’s been exposed as quite unreliable as a trading partner and even vindictive."

Tensions between China and Australia have been simmering for a while now and the rocky relationship could be about to head to a whole new level. In the last nine months, China’s government has targeted several Australian industries including barley, coal, timber and lobsters as it tries to force Canberra to give ground on a wide range of disputes. About 40 ships carrying coal of Australian origin are still awaiting clearance at Chinese ports amid the protracted standoff. Most of the coal is believed to be metallurgical, the kind used in steelmaking.

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade recently confirmed that Australian trade with China had plummeted across almost all industries, with overall figures propped up largely by Beijing's strong demand for iron ore. While China can buy coal elsewhere, it is heavily dependent on ore from Australia because it is one of the world’s biggest producers and closer and therefore cheaper to ship from than iron from other producing countries in Africa and South America.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 5 april 2021 09:38

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Workers at Warrior Met Coal Brookwood Mine Strike

United Mine Workers of America announced that more than 1,100 workers at two Alabama coal mines and related facilities owned by Warrior Met Coal Inc. The United Mine Workers of America has filed unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board relating to Warrior Met’s conduct during negotiations. UMWA International President Mr Cecil E Roberts announced “Despite repeated attempts by our negotiating team to bridge the differences we have at the bargaining table, Warrior Met is going backwards. We have always been ready to reach a fair agreement that recognizes the sacrifices our members and their families made to keep this company alive. At this point, Warrior Met is not.”

Warrior Met Coal, which focuses primarily on the mining of metallurgical coal for use in the steel production process by manufacturers in Europe, South America and Asia, rose from the bankrupt ashes of Jim Walter Resources and its parent company, Walter Energy, which, for years, was one of the largest private-sector employers in West Alabama.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

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voda 5 april 2021 09:40

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Adani Enterprises Inks Coal Mining Agreement with MAHAGENCO

Adani Enterprises Ltd along with its wholly-owned subsidiary Gare Palma II Collieries Pvt Ltd has signed a pact with Maharashtra State Power Generation Co Ltd for development and operation of Gare Palma Sector II coal mine in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh, which was allocated by the coal ministry to MAHAGENCO in 2015. The coal block was allotted for development, operation and captive consumption of coal to its end use thermal power plants located at Koradi, Chandrapur 8- Parli. As per the approved mining plan, the peak rated capacity of mine is 23.6 million tonnes per annum with total mineable reserve of 553 million tonnes for opencast mine.

MAHAGENCO had floated a tender for selection of mine developer and operator for development and operation of Gare Palma II coal mine in March 2016. After a reverse auction, Adani Enterprises Ltd emerged as L-1 bidder. The contract period will be for 34 years, including for mine development and final mine closure.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

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voda 12 april 2021 06:52

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21 Chinese mijnwerkers zitten vast in een ondergelopen kolenmijn
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Een kolenmijn in de Chinese regio Xinjiang is zaterdagavond tijdens werkzaamheden deels ondergelopen. 21 mijnwerkers zitten nog vast en 8 zijn inmiddels gered, melden Chinese staatsmedia.

Door de overstroming van de mijn viel de elektriciteit uit. De 29 mijnwerkers werden waarschijnlijk verrast door het water. 12 van de 21 mijnwerkers die nog vastzitten, zijn gelokaliseerd en worden naar verwachting zondag gered. Negen anderen zijn nog niet gevonden. Reddingswerkers zijn nog bezig met de zoektocht.

Chinese mijnen behoren tot de dodelijkste ter wereld. In januari kwamen tien goudmijnwerkers om het leven bij een explosie in een mijn in de provincie Shandong.

In december vorig jaar overleden 23 mensen die vastzaten in een mijn ten zuidwesten van de stad Chongqing. Drie maanden daarvoor kwamen zestien mensen om het leven in een andere mijn in hetzelfde gebied.

voda 19 april 2021 08:46

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Peabody Sells Millennium & Mavis Downs Coal Mine to MetRes

The MetRes joint venture between Stanmore Coal and M Resources has agreed to acquire the Millennium and Mavis Downs coal mines in Australia from Peabody Energy. The JV signed an agreement to purchase the mines, which are currently in care and maintenance, for an upfront cash consideration of nearly AUD 1.25 million and a royalty agreement, which is capped at AUD 1.25 million. MetRes will also undertake rehabilitation obligations with an investment of around AUD 25.7 million. The incurred rehabilitation costs of AUD 12.5 million will be reimbursed by Peabody over a two-year period. With a peak production of up to one million tonnes a year, the mine is slated to restart operations from July and expected to create between 150 and 200 jobs.

The scope of the deal includes the acquisition of 0.5 million tonne per annum of long-term rail and port capacity and 349 million litres of long-term raw water supply allocation to support a mining restart. It also will also acquire all associated contractual rights and obligations.

Australian law firm Johnson Winter & Slattery has advised Peabody on its sale. The Johnson Winter & Slattery team was led by Energy & Resources Partners Bruce Adkins and Stuart Clague assisted by Senior Associate Jarrod Wilksch and Associate Haerim Nam. Finance Partner Craig Wappett also assisted on the royalty arrangements.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 april 2021 08:47

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Exxaro sells Exxaro Coal Central to Overlooked Colliery

South Africa’s black empowered coal mining company Exxaro has sold three non core coal mines Dorstfontein, Forzando and Tumelo, collectively known as Exxaro Coal Central, to Overlooked Colliery, a 100% black-owned coal mining company. Included in the purchase consideration is cash in the rehabilitation trust which Exxaro will retain. In addition, Overlooked will assume all the rehabilitation liabilities. Exxaro will retain all coal export entitlement through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal. The transaction, which is expected to close in the second half of 2021, is awaiting approval from the Competition Commission and the department of mineral resources and Energy.

Dorstfontein Complex

Market: Export

Product: Thermal Coal

Production: 2.5 million tonnes

Life of Mine: 15 years

Forzando Complex

Market: Export

Product: Thermal Coal

Production: 2.0 million tonnes

Life of Mine: 11+ years

Overlooked is a privately held and 100% black-owned mining entity which operates the Overlooked Colliery as well as the Weltevreden and Halfgewonnen Collieries which it recently acquired from Sudor Coal. Overlooked currently produces 2.4-million tonnes of coal a year and plans to double that to 4.8-million tonnes a year by 2022.

Exxaro, the largest supplier of coal to Eskom, has embarked on a strategy that will see it slowly diversify away from coal and into greener alternative energy technologies. The disposal of ECC and Exxaro’s Leeuwpan mine in Mpumalanga has been on the cards for some time, after the assets were identified as noncore to the company’s future strategic objective.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 april 2021 08:24

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BHP to Sell Thermal Coal Assets

BHP last week revealed that it will slash the value of its coal assets by AUD 1.25 billion as it looks to reposition its portfolio towards greener commodities like copper and nickel. BHP plans to sell its New South Wales Energy Coal unit, along with a stake in a Colombian coal mine, and has said it will take a write down of between AUD 1.15 billion and AUD 1.25 billion on the asset, cutting its value down to just AUD 250 million to AUD 350 million.

The miner said the impairment, which will show up when it publishes its half-year results to 31 December 2020 in February, reflects current market conditions for Australian thermal coal.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 27 april 2021 08:25

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South32 Coal Production Drops in South Africa

South32, which is in the process of exiting its SA coal assets, said last week that its domestic coal volumes declined in its half year to end-December. South32 energy coal production in South Africa decreased by 5% YoY to 11.2 million tonnes in the group's December 2020 half-year as domestic sales declined due to reduced demand from Eskom. A strengthening of the rand has also pushed up operating costs, while export sales were also lower following the suspension of activity from loss making pits in response to market conditions.

The deal to divest the SA Energy Coal (usiness to Seriti was announced in November 2019 and would result in Seriti becoming a major supplier of coal to Eskom. South32 is still awaiting approval from Eskom and aims to finalise the transaction by the end of March.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 24 mei 2021 08:26

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Adani Coal’s Rail Contractor Seeks Help for Insurance

Adani Enterprises Ltd's controversial Australian Carmichael mine project’s rail contractor BMD Constructions Pty Ltd has asked the government for help to obtain insurance that it has not been able to secure from markets as global insurers, along with banks and other industries, have come under pressure from shareholders and climate activists to stop facilitating fossil fuel mining projects.

BMD, in a submission to an inquiry into regulation of investment in Australia's export industries, said it has not been able to obtain public liability insurance, environmental protection insurance or director and officer insurance. Its insurance broker had checked with 33 underwriters across the global insurance market but all had declined to provide public liability insurance for the project.

Either, clients must absorb the risk or governments provide the necessary insurance from public funds to ensure the export industry is supported.

BMD Constructions Pty Ltd is building a section of a 210 km rail line that will service Adani's controversial Carmichael mine in northern Queensland state, which is due to start operations later this year.

Adani's mine is slated to produce 10 million tonnes of thermal coal a year.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 24 mei 2021 08:29

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Metinvest Restructures Debt of Pokrovskoye Coal Mine

Ukrainian steel maker & miner Metinvest has reached an agreement with the state-owned Ukreximbank to restructure and transfer more than UAH 1.5 billion of Donetskstal's debt to the Pokrovskoye Mine Administration, which previously acted as a guarantor for Donetskstal's obligations. The Pokrovskoye Mine Administration has been part of the Metinvest Group since March 2021 and is Ukraine's largest producer of high-quality coking coal used as fuel in metallurgical production.

Metinvest Group CEO Mr Yuri Ryzhenkov said “We believe that the restructuring of the Pokrovskoye Mine Administration's debt to Ukreximbank is a landmark event both for the Ukrainian banking market and for the country as a whole. We have reached an agreement with the bank, the terms of which allow us to start servicing the loan inherited during the recent acquisition of the Pokrovskoye Mine Administration. At the same time, the agreed long-term debt repayment schedule will allow us to effectively develop the Pokrovskoye Mine Administration.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 1 juni 2021 07:53

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Sumitomo to Exit Coal Business by 2040

Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp plans to exit the thermal coal mining business by 2030 through the sale of its stakes or the ending of the life of its mines. Sumitomo is also targeting to exit the coal-fired power plant business by the latter half of 2040, including withdrawing from both domestic and overseas project developments and, to achieve its goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2050.

Sumitomo has joined fellow trading firms Marubeni and Sojitz in toughening its stance on environmental issues. It previously decided to withdraw from new coal-fired power projects with some exceptions and to stop investing in new thermal coal mines, while holding on to its current assets.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 1 juni 2021 07:54

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Yuzhny Kuzbass Launches Dewatering Centrifuge at Siberia

The coal company Yuzhny Kuzbass, part of the Mechel Group, has purchased three dewatering centrifuges for the Siberia Coal Plant under the program of upgrading the processing equipment for a total value of over 25 million rubles. Chinese-made WZY-1200 filtering centrifuges have been installed in the enrichment shop of the Siberia Refinery, two of them are already in operation, the third is planned to be launched by the end of April.

This equipment is used for dewatering of 0.5-18 millimeter grade coal concentrate. The product enters the rotating rotor, and the moisture is separated from the solid product by centrifugal forces and vibration and is removed through the sieve. The use of a centrifuge makes it possible to achieve the standard indicator of 8 percent moisture content of coal concentrate without using thermal drying, which is more economical and environmentally friendly.

The productivity of each centrifuge is 120 tons of coal per hour, 70% higher than that of the previously used ones. The features of the equipment (sieve design, overhead vibrators) make it possible to significantly simplify its maintenance.

During the last year, two transformers, two separator wheels, a screen box and 27 pumping units were installed at the Sibir Central Processing Plant under the target program of upgrading the processing equipment. The purchased vacuum pump, a new magnetic separator and two drums are also helping to fulfill the set production plans for the processing of coal and the output of coal concentrate of the set parameters.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 juni 2021 08:14

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Polish Coking Coal Producer JSW Provides Update for Q1 of 2021

Sales of coke coal in 1Q21 were carried out by the JSW Group in accordance with the adopted schedule. Revenues from coal sales to external customers reached PLN 917.6 million. Coke production was much higher, at 0.9 million t. This was 12.5% more than in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Revenues from sales of coke and hydrocarbons to external customers in the period under analysis reached PLN 974.3 million and were 29.8% higher than in the previous quarter.

Total sales revenues of the JSW SA Group went up by 12% compared to the previous quarter, having reached nearly PLN 2 billion.

“We are experiencing a clear increase in demand for the JSW Group’s products. After months of stagnation, the economy is beginning to pick up momentum, which is a very promising sign for our company,” commented Barbara Piontek, President of the JSW SA Management Board.

In 1Q21, the volume of JSW’s coal production totalled approximately 3.4 million t, down 16.6% compared to 1Q20.

The Group’s revenues were favourably affected by the average coke price, which stood at PLN 885.60/t, up 5.7% compared to 1Q20. Significantly lower, by as much as 15.4%, was the average price of metallurgical coal, which in the period in question stood at PLN 413.08/t.

In the period under analysis, capital expenditures of the JSW Group amounted to PLN 536.4 million (in cash terms) and were 10.1% higher than in the last quarter of the previous quarter.

In 1Q21, the COVID-19 pandemic continued to exert a significant impact on the global economy and the situation in Poland. The adverse impact of the coronavirus also affected the JSW SA Group’s operations and financial performance. The JSW Group closed 1Q21 with a negative net financial result of PLN 179.2 million. In turn, EBITDA net of non-recurring events in the period in question was PLN 112.6 million.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 juni 2021 08:24

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4 Metallurgic Coal Producers form Association

Four regional coal producers formed the Metallurgical Coal Producers Association in September 2020 in response to dynamic changes within the coal industry. Steel manufacturers rely on coal metallurgy to manufacture their products. The four coal producers that formed and operate the new association include Coronado Coal LLC, Contura Energy Inc, RAMACO Resources Inc and United Coal Company, which is a subsidiary of the international Metinvest Group. The Metallurgical Coal Producers Association plans to focus its initial efforts in Virginia and West Virginia.

According to David Stetson, chairman of the board of the Metallurgical Coal Producers Association, most people understand coal as something that generates electricity. One of the goals of the association is to increase the public’s understanding of the role of coal in their everyday lives. Buildings, bridges, cars, and household appliances are just four types of industrial and consumer products that require metallurgical coal to operate. Stetson also stated that the production and use of metallurgical coal plays an important part in the world’s economy.

The four coal producers responsible for forming the association did so after expanding and restructuring the previous organization known as the Virginia Coal and Energy Alliance. One of the big changes in the coal industry that prompted the formation of the Metallurgical Coal Producers Association was the reduced industrial and consumer demand for metallurgical coal. The reduction in demand created a shift toward producing more metallurgical coal.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 7 juni 2021 08:41

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5 Trapped in Flooded Coal Pit in East Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya

Rescue teams are pumping out water from a coal mine at Umpleng in East Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya where at least five miners have remained trapped since May 30 following a dynamite blast and are feared dead. The vertical coal pit has a depth of 500 feet and around 150 feet of it was inundated following the dynamite blast that caused flooding.

The excessive water, coupled with heavy rains for the past few days, made the task of the rescuers difficult. About 40 personnel from the National Disaster Response Force, State Disaster Response Force and Fire Service were engaged in the operation. They are using three pumps to drain out water. The personnel are assessing the ground situation by going into the coal pit using an iron basket attached to a crane.

Lauding the police for identifying those involved in the illegal mining and five people have been questioned so far. An FIR has also been filed in this connection. The mine owner has been identified as Shining Dkhar.

Meghalaya chief minister Mr Conrad K Sangma minister once again assured that any illegalities under his governance will not be allowed. Mr Sangma said that even though there is a law to stop many illegal things, they still happen. He said “The law is there to ensure that action is taken against those who break the law. Appropriate action will be taken against those involved in this. All efforts are being continuously made from the government’s end. After receiving all the reports, we have found that this particular mine was abandoned. From the initial reports that we received, there were some kind of activities which looked like they were looking at options of starting the mine there.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 7 juni 2021 08:42

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Seven Trapped in Coal Mine Accident in Mexico

Local media reported that an accident at a small-scale coal mine project in a northern Mexico border state left seven miners trapped on Friday. The Coahuila Labor Department said the mine was apparently hit by some sort of collapse and flooding. The mine, located in Muzquiz township, appears to be a type of deep, narrow, open coal pit with steep earth walls. The area is about is 130 kilometres southwest of Eagle Pass in Texas. Rescue work was continuing to find the miners. The federal civil defence office said seven miners are missing and that water is being pumped out of the pit to allow rescue work to continue.

The small-scale coal mines of Coahuila have been hit by accidents in the past. A February 2006 methane gas explosion at a coal mine in Sabinas, Coahuila killed 65 miners. Rescuers recovered the bodies of two miners but tons of wood, rock and metal, as well as toxic gas, hindered the recovery of the others.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

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