Court orders world’s largest gold producer to pay $140,000 for death of miner at Belle Mine

Posted 12/22/2011 11:52 PM by from International Business Times in Investing, Commodities 0 comments | Like itDon’t like it The Perth Magistrates Court fined Barrick Gold on Thursday $140,000 for the death of miner Daniel Williams in August 2009. Mr…

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Court orders world’s largest gold producer to pay $140,000 for death of miner at Belle Mine

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Court orders world’s largest gold producer to pay $140,000 for death of miner at Belle Mine

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