The drilling data of Hirvikallio refers to a site which was...

The drilling data of Hirvikallio refers to a site which was explored for lithium and where project was ended and the hill was then included in the Torronsuo National Park. Mining is not allowed in National Parks in Finland and exporation is planned to be benned next year.
It is strange that RMC has not noticed this with its releases, but may be it is in the annoucement Nov 9 th 2022.
Mr Kabunga should have noticed the park when visiting the site.

RMC has indicated a drill hole named Hirvikallio with length of 33.90 meters as the lead for lithium exploration in Häme region.

This from Oct 28 the release by RMI page 5
https://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/rmi/5ed04dd4-513.pdf


According to GTK (Finnish Geologic Survey) there is a drill hole with same ID M202458R1, named Hirvikallio with length of 33.9 meters, drilled 1958, being now in the middle of Torronsuo National park, see screen capture bellow, This is from https://hakku.gtk.fi/fi/locations/search and Kallioperähavainnot (Bedrock observations )




Reservation on the Torronsuo National park has been indicated by the map of the reservation in the mining registry,bigger reference capture with link is attached. Note also that eastern end of the reservation is on Liesjärvi National park.
Source: https://gtkdata.gtk.fi/kaivosrekisteri/ On the left select Karttatasot (map levels), Kaivosrekisteri (mining registry) näytä kaikki alatasot (show all the sublevels, under the three lines), select also Luonnonsuojelualueet (Nature concervation areas)