Sichuan crackdown on the "washing hole" stealing gold ore to block 167 ines

Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu, August 25 (Reporter Chen Jian) ​​The "washing hole" stolen is to spray, pour it into a solution of toxic cyanide to gold ore waste ore, and the tailings to dissolve ore, and then refine gold. The Sichuan Provincial Department of Natural Resources said on the 25th that Sichuan has achieved staged results in cracking down on "washing" gold mines, and 167 abandoned mines have been blocked.

According to the relevant person in charge of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Natural Resources, starting in April this year, Sichuan launched a special rectification operation to combat the "washing" gold mining mining mining mining mining mining, and to find out the situation of the abandoned mines and tailings of gold mines. At the same time, illegal production and transportation of illegal production and transportation of civil explosives, cyanide, and "washing" caused environmental pollution and other illegal acts and other illegal acts. Sichuan also clarifies the main body of liability for abandoned mines in gold mines, exploding and blocking gold ore abandoned mines.

Sichuan's special rectification operation of the "washing" gold mining mine has achieved staged results. As of the end of July, a total of 238 abandoned mines were found through pull -up investigation, 167 blocks were completed, and 104 gold mine inspection tasks issued by the Natural Resources Department were fully completed. The province has investigated and dealt with 2 illegal acts involving gold ore selection of external exhaust water pollution. Check 39 blasting operating units and discovered and rectified 12 hidden dangers.

After entering August, Sichuan fully entered the centralized rectification inspection and inspection stage, and urged the responsible persons of the governance to be completely blocked to the abandoned mines that were not blocked. Review the abandoned mine that has been completed to ensure that the blocking is in place. Govern the hidden dangers of the gold ore and its tailings and tailings found.

[Editor in charge: Wu Yongling]

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