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Chile's Codelco stops work at Rajo Inca after death

Chile’s state-owned Codelco has stopped construction work at its US$1.4 billion Rajo Inca project while an investigation into the death of a contract worker at the site is underway.

 Codelco stops Rajo Inca work

Codelco stops Rajo Inca work

The fatal accident involved a truck operator losing control of the vehicle at a dump. "Work has been paralyzed since last Sunday and we are not operating the pit and we are precisely in the process...

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