[ad_1]
Underground workers at a Timmins mine are safe after a seismic event early this morning, according to Glencore Kidd Operations.
At 1:41 am, a seismic event occurred that recorded 2.9 on the Nuttli scale, according to the Kidd Mine Seismic Monitoring System. The company said it happened in the lower level of the mine about 9,600 feet underground. There were 21 people underground at the time.
“The mining teams working underground at the time were in shelter stations awaiting a planned explosion. All employees were safely brought to the surface,” the press release read.
Glencore Kidd Operations said there were no injuries. A preliminary investigation was launched to verify the infrastructure and the condition of the ground.
“Day and afternoon shifts are scheduled as usual, and all potential mining areas affected have been restricted under standard operating procedures,” the statement read.
“Anyone who has concerns can contact the Kidd Community Feedback Line 705-267-8911 or send an email to [email protected].”
[ad_2]
Source link
