Freeport Indonesia's giant copper mine tunnel collapse the U.S. funds 28 workers were killed two weeks ago has resumed mining operations.
Company's statement late Wednesday said activity since Tuesday gradually restarted. From the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources inspectors have completed their initial investigation and issue recommendations to mine.
Inside the big iron cap roof collapsed tunnel facility on May 14, and workers safety training. Ten were rescued.
Grasberg copper mine suspended operations, with Phoenix, Arizona, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., to respect the victims and restore their bodies.
More than 20,000 workers were employed at the mine in Papua province is rich in resources, but poor areas.
 
 



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