13 security guards who were kidnapped from the gold mine in Peru dead

The bodies of 13 security guards were kidnapped from specialization Peru The mining company said that the gold mine was found slightly more than a week ago.

Peru, La Bodrosa, said that the search and rescue team had regained the remains of employees on Sunday. She blamed their kidnapping on informal mines, associated with criminal gangs, which was ambushed to the gold mine on April 26.

La Poderosa, a private company based in the Peruvian capital in Lima, said that the criminal groups fighting to control the mine in Bataz in the remote city of Bataz in Peru have killed 39 company workers since it started extraction in 1980, including the last 13.

The mining company said in a statement.

In a special rude accident in December 2023, illegal miners attacked the same Bodrosa mine with explosives, killing nine people and wounding 15. La Poderosa sent more security guards in response to a series of attacks.

In Trujillo, West Bataz, some relatives of the victims have waited to move the bodies to the morgue there.

“We want justice, this not only stops here,” said Abraham Domingoyes, who was found his son Alexander to a dead person inside the mine, for the channel’s television station.

Peru police did not immediately respond to suspension requests.

The Ministry of Interior in Peru said that it had deployed private police forces “to determine and seize these heinous crimes.” He did not give more details about the attack or its perpetrators.

Mining is a major economic engine for The Andean Nation, one of the largest gold producers in Latin America.

Peru is a major supplier of gold and copper for the world, and it is unique in allowing informal mines to work with some protection as long as they plan to give legitimacy to their operations. But illegal mining quickly flourished in a vast industry, as the minerals became increasingly profitable, new mining technologies appeared and the government was struggling to respond.

With a lot of Peru in a wave of crime that prompted the government to He announced the state of emergency last monthReports on blackmail of craftsman and businessmen in the country’s northern mining area have increased in recent months.