Work to divert the Corund stream at Praid has resumed after an interruption due to bad weather, with hopes to complete the project next week.
Emese Grancsa
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After a two-day break due to unfavorable weather conditions, work has resumed on the Corund Creek diversion site. Salrom's investment director Nicolae Sebastian Șoltuz said that although the delay will affect the schedule, the water is expected to be back in the pipes by the end of next week. In the last 24 hours, the water level in the mine has risen due to seepage, and the diversion work continues with the support of ISU and Apele Române.
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