Lion One Metal, a Gold mining company, has announced that it has kicked off a drilling campaign on the Island of Viti Levu in Fiji. The Tuvatu gold project entirely owns the campaign. North Vancouver based Lion One Metal has said that the initial drilling program will test shallow dipping lodes in HT corridor area.

This area is a mineralized zone which cross-cuts the principal vein system of the Tuvatu resource. The HT Corridor is 25 meters wide, and the drill test will happen up to 200 meters in depth. It is a highly fractured zone with biotite and potassium feldspar alteration and high-grade gold.

The zone will remain open along with down-dip of the previous drilling. At the ground, surface structures of the HT Corridor have been mapped for one kilometer to the northeast and two kilometers to the southwest side of the resource area, according to the Canadian company.

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Walter Berukoff, the CEO of Lion One Metal, said, “We are excited about the prospect of a much wider and deeper alkaline gold system at Tuvatu. We’re also excited about the potential of the HT Corridor to add new ounces to the resource and mine plan.”