Ann: Way Linggo Project Update , page-13

We'll all know within 4 weeks.

Personally I can't see the Indonesian Authoritories delaying Talang Santo
further because it sounds like KRM has met all the requirements and that
the local community is in favour of an early restart. ( Miners are working
on half time)

I could appreciate your skepticism if the community was against the project
but in this case, the mine is the chief local source of income.

From what I know about Way Linngo, I believe that there is an option later
to divert the river rather than mine under it. Perhaps someone with more info could comment.

From past drilling, a the rich silver vein (3600 g/t) with lower gold,
has usually high gold content underneath . Feedback
from my questions seems to indicate that the propability is high that there is
higher gold content under the high silver vein top. Also drill results in clay-quartz tend to be lower than the real thing because of drilling washout ( see
previous KRM ann.)

Narrow vein mining, although more difficult than open pit, is away more economical. For example an open pit mine with say 1.5 g/t has to quarry
30 times more rock than a UG operation with say 9 g/t narrow vein UG operation
(open pit has usually 5 to 1 overburden)

With the cost of electricity and quarrying nowadays, the UG operation is away
more efficient;( kind of like open heart surgery vs keyhole).

Cheers
Moorookamick