Newmont says three trapped miners in northern B.C. stuck behind 30 metres of debris
July 24, 2025
The operator of the Red Chris mine in British Columbia says three trapped workers are behind a wall of debris between 20 and 30 metres long and seven to eight metres high.
A statement from Newmont Corp. says they are using a remote-controlled scoop, moved from the nearby Brucejack mine, to begin removing debris and restore access.
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