13 dead kidnapped in the gold mining

Thirteen miners were found dead in a mine in Peru after being hijacked a few days ago.

In the province of the investig, Poderosa, located in the northern capital of the capital Lima, worked in the gold mining.

The victims were sent to face a group of people involved in illegal mines in the area, but were kidnapped by a criminal group trying to manage cultural.

The network took them to mine miles. They sent messages threatening to relatives of miners in a week.

In the last few years, the country was spikes in criminals who attacked mines.

On Friday, the company, who hired 8,000 people, announced a statement that the police did not suffice to prevent illegal mine.

“The climate of violence continues to exacerbate in the region.”

Peru News Site Diario Correo showed that the alleged people allegedly spilled on social media were allegedly noted by their own miners were performed in a point-free distance.

It is not known whether their group did not want to kill.

Since 2020, the illegal mining has taken several mines managed by Poderosa, leaving some operations and “physical security of our employees and the physical security of our employees,” he said.

Offenders near the illegal miners near March, the criminals near the illegal miners, attacked the contractors in the pathaz region and killed two people.

In the same month, the company also exploded a high-voltage tower of illegal miners who made the mines and tried to “occupy several mines.” Poderosa said that the police and the army could not control the control and the government called on the order to restore the order.

The company said that illegal mining and organized crime can work with “absolute impunity.”

Peru is one of the world’s largest gold producers, more than 100 tons per year – or about 4% of the whole world’s annual supply.