Sumitomo Corporation Suspends Operations at Bolivian San Cristobal Mine Due to COVID-19, an Industrial Info Market Brief
Sumitomo Corporation Suspends Operations at Bolivian San Cristobal Mine Due to COVID-19, an Industrial Info Market Brief
The San Cristobal Mine in Bolivia recently suspended operations again due to a COVID-19 outbreak. The mine, which is owned by Sumitomo Corporation, includes deposits of zinc, lead and silver, according to Reuters. Equipment has been placed under care and maintenance. The company suspended operations in March, before resuming production in May.
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