China Restricts Mining Licenses

China has restricted grants of mining permits to curb mismanagement and irregularities in small mines, which are thought to be the cause of frequent mining accidents around the country.

Tian Fengshan, minister of Land and Resources, said at a national video-telephone meeting on the management of mining resources held here Monday, that the ministry has just concluded a nationwide overhaul of mining management.

Since the middle of September, the ministry has sent four investigative groups to inspect mining management in 50 counties and townships and 40 mines in 20 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities.

The move was one of the remedial measures taken after a series of serious industrial safety problems in the mining sector this year, such as the landslide in a quarry in Leping, east China's Jiangxi Province and the tin mine flood in Nandan, southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

According to the requirements of the State Council, the authority for approving mining licenses in localities is now done by provincial land and resources administrative departments.

In terms of evaluating exploration applications for the 34 different types of mines in China, provincial land and resources authorities should provide evaluations before applying to provincial governments for their final project approval.

Meanwhile, local land and resources regulatory departments are asked to cooperate with relevant government organs at various levels to step up the supervision of mining management and to cope with existing problems.

The ministry vowed to continue shutting down mines operating without permits or which illegally transfer their operation rights before the end of this year.

China now has 7,000 mining projects in operation, involving 160,000 mining companies.

He said that if mines are found conducting illegal or random exploration of resources, authorities will have their licenses suspended and be given a grace period to make an appeal. Those who fail to meet the state's operational standards by next June will have their operation licenses canceled.

(Xinhua News Agency November 27, 2001)



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Ministry Urges Safer Mining Practices

Small Mines to Be Closed

93 Miners Trapped in a Coal Mine Explosion

Gas Blast Kills 38

Blast Victims Get Compensation

More Investment in Non-Oil-And-Gas Mining Sector Encouraged

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