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February 26th, 2011
Southeast Asia Mining Corp Resumes Drilling in Thailand

On SPL 19/2551, also in Chanthaburi Province, the Company has completed conducting surface geological mapping and geochemical soil surveying along assigned survey lines. According to previous work, soil geochemical surveys show geochemical anomalies of molybdenum, lead, antimony, zinc and copper. The area is underlain by grey subarkosic sandstone, mudstone and conglomerate of Ck1 rock unit of Triassic age. Properties containing high levels of molybdenum and antimony have been found in this area and mined. Read More