Operations at Antofagasta unit's Antucoya copper mine suspended after worker death
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Operations were suspended for a day at the copper mine innorthern Chile, while an investigation takes place regarding the death of aworker, Reuters reported May 1.
The worker died from a fall while inspecting one of themine's installations.
"All operations have stopped ... they will return tonormal tomorrow," a company spokeswoman said.
Antucoya is owned by Antofagasta Plc unit Antofagasta Minerals SA and
