Pacific news in brief for 27 July
Gold Ridge Mining Limited said no injuries or fatalities have been confirmed after the early-morning incident, while reports said up to 10 people may be buried.
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A landslide occurred on Monday at a major Solomon Islands gold mine.
Police and locals are trying to find survivors after a landslide in a Chinese-owned Solomon Islands mine Police and locals
The Gold Ridge facility, owned by Chinese interests, is located about 25 kilometers southeast of the islands' capital.
Ten families have reported family members missing after a landslide at an open-air gold mine in the Solomon Islands, police said today, while the death toll remains unknown. The landslide occurred in the early hours of yesterday Monday in part of the Gold Ridge open-air mine, owned by Chinese interests, some 25 kilometers southeast of the capital Honiara, according to the company. Authorities have not released an account of the casualties so far…
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