A Canadian mining company says some of its workers who were abducted from a project site in Mexico last month have been found dead. Ten employees of the Vancouver-based Vizsla Silver Corp have been missing since 23 January, when they were taken from a mining site near Concordia, Mexico. Vizsla Silver Corp reported that family members of some of the kidnapped workers have informed them that their relatives were found deceased. The mining firm is currently awaiting confirmation from Mexican authorities and will provide further updates as they become available. We are devastated by this outcome and the tragic loss of life, stated Vizsla President and CEO Michael Konnert, who extended condolences to the families of the deceased, and reaffirmed the company's commitment to the safe recovery of those still missing. One family member identified the remains of his 43-year-old brother, who worked as a geologist, during this painful ordeal, expressing the emotional toll it has taken and lamenting the absence of justice in the ongoing crisis.}
Tragic Discovery: Abducted Canadian Miners Found Dead in Mexico
Tragic Discovery: Abducted Canadian Miners Found Dead in Mexico
The tragic plight of kidnapped workers in Mexico takes a grim turn as a Canadian mining firm confirms some of its employees have been found dead. This devastating news follows the abduction of ten workers last month near Concordia.
Vizsla Silver Corp has confirmed that some of its abducted workers in Mexico have been found deceased after being missing since January 23. The company is awaiting official confirmation from local authorities while expressing sorrow over the incident and continuing efforts to locate those still unaccounted for.
