On January 14th, Jinshi Data reported that on January 13th, according to the official Andean News Agency of Peru, a small gold mine in the La Libertad province in northwest Peru was attacked by an illegal mining gang in the early morning of the 12th, causing the mine to collapse and trapping 17 miners. The report said that an illegal mining gang blew up the high-voltage tower of the gold mine, causing the mine to collapse. Peruvian rescue workers have deployed heavy equipment to carry out rescue operations, but have not yet found the 17 miners who are trapped.
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A small gold mine in Peru was attacked, trapping 17 Miners
On January 14th, Jinshi Data reported that on January 13th, according to the official Andean News Agency of Peru, a small gold mine in the La Libertad province in northwest Peru was attacked by an illegal mining gang in the early morning of the 12th, causing the mine to collapse and trapping 17 miners. The report said that an illegal mining gang blew up the high-voltage tower of the gold mine, causing the mine to collapse. Peruvian rescue workers have deployed heavy equipment to carry out rescue operations, but have not yet found the 17 miners who are trapped.