In TanzaniteOne said that some illegal miners, mining tanzanite, continue to risk their lives in dangerous abandoned mines of the company in the area Mirerani (Mirerani) in Tanzania, expecting to find rare gems.
The company was in possession of three quarries, which were closed due to the danger to the lives of miners.
Tanzania Daily News reports that 10 people recently narrowly escaped death after illegally pass through one of these abandoned mines.
"Many people mistakenly believe that the closed mines still bring gems and usually try to find something that only they can, but in fact, these quarries are dangerous and may collapse at any time", - said the managing director of TanzaniteOne Robert Graphene Greene (Robert Grafen Greaney).
"Mines can either fall or miners can suffocate, as happened a few days ago," - he adds.
One of the directors of the company Feysal Dzhuma Shahbhat (Faisal Juma Shahbhat) said that in most cases, the perpetrators use underground routes to enter the closed mines.
"They come from other quarries and slip into these mines, and they can not be easily detected," - he said.
Meanwhile, police in Tanzania arrested two of the ten suspects who were nearly buried alive in one of the mines owned by TanzaniteOne.
Violators, equipped electric generator, intended to pump fresh air into the mine to be able to work in it.
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The company Kennady Diamonds Inc. It reported an exceptionally high content of diamond 3.55 carats per ton of ore on the northern tip of kimberlite Kelvin (Kelvin) in Canada. Rock sample weighing 0.93 tonnes was recovered by means of core drilling and processed by alkaline melting in geoanaliticheskih Laboratories Diamond Services Research Board District of Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Research Council).
Among the three largest diamonds obtained in the study - 0.67 carat octahedron whitish transparent broken with minor inclusions; 0.23 carat octahedron broken whitish transparent with inclusions; and 0.15 carat white / colorless diamond fragment with minor inclusions.
The Company continues to prepare for the initial evaluation of the content of NI 43-101 resources on Calvin and publish it in early 2016.
President and CEO Patrick Evans Kennady (Patrick Evans) said: "The soil samples from the northern tip of kimberlite Kelvin continue to bring amazing results the content of diamonds in 2015 we processed by alkaline melting of a total of 14.7 tonnes of kimberlite from the northern tip of the Project Kelvin. the average content of the diamond which was 2.83 carats per tonne. in February and March of next year, we plan to remove the rock sample weight of 500 tons from the northern tip of the shaft, and the processing of the results will be e The availability in mid-2016. It is expected that as a result of processing of bulk sample will be able to get more than 1,200 carats of diamonds to be investigated for modeling payback kimberlite Kelvin. "
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