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Philex Mining Operations Continue Amidst Workers' Strike

Philex Mining Corp. announced that its mining and processing operations in Tuba, Benguet, continue to be unhampered despite an ongoing workers' strike over wages. The company emphasized that the strike has not impacted its operations.

Original source: Inquirer BusinessMore country news

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