Three on board missing plane in Guyana (November 10, 2008)
A plane contracted to do an airborne geophysical survey for U3O8 Corp. (UWE-V, UTREF-o) went missing during the afternoon of Nov. 1 in the Amazon jungle in Guyana.
A plane contracted to do an airborne geophysical survey for U3O8 Corp. (UWE-V, UTREF-o) went missing during the afternoon of Nov. 1 in the Amazon jungle in Guyana.
Drill results from U3O8 Corp.’ s (UWE-V, UTREF-o) Aricheng South uranium zone, in Guyana, have confirmed the continuity of mineralized shoots in the host structure.
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