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Orosur says Colombia earthquake has not disrupted Anza operations

The AIM and TSXV-listed miner confirmed no injuries or major damage at its Anza project, located roughly 200 kilometres from the quake's epicentre.

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Orosur Mining (AIM:OMI) confirmed its Anza operations in Colombia have escaped significant disruption following an earthquake in the country.

The gold exploration company, listed on AIM and the TSX Venture Exchange, said its Anza site sits approximately 200 kilometres from the epicentre.

Orosur reported no major damage and no injuries to personnel at the project, and, the company said it currently foresees no issues that would delay operations.

"Fortunately, the impact on us has been minor with no major damage or any injuries to personnel," Orosur said in Tuesday's announcement.

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