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Gold and Copper Sales Will Drop, Says Freeport-McMoRan After Mud Rush Kills 2. The Stock Is Falling
Two workers were found dead last weekend and five remain missing after a mud rush earlier this month at one of Freeport-McMoRan’s copper and gold mines in Indonesia, the company announced Wednesday. Around 800,000 metric tons of mud and debris entered the mine in the previously disclosed Sept. 8 incident, reaching the service level where the missing employees had been working. Mining operations in the surrounding Grasberg minerals district have been suspended since the mud rush, and the search continues for the five missing workers, the company said. “We are grieving for our coworkers lost in this tragic incident ... (full story)
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