It appears that the MS mine site is no longer a 'ghost town'. However, this apparent sudden activity raises more questions than it answers. A comment under one of the photos states: "The MSG directors have decided to process a 2,300 tonne stockpile in order to recover some gold for sale and to ensure the plant is in good operational condition".
Why wasn't this stockpile processed long ago to raise funds?
Where has the money come from to allow this activity to occur?
Who is actually operating the equipment apart from the directors?
Is this just another delaying tactic as the search for capital continues?
Where is the 2012 annual report that NG said had been passed to the auditors before 21 Dec and if approved before the end of 2012 would be released to the ASX and a Feb 2013 date for the AGM announced?
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