"Happy Miner’s Day!" Governor Denis Pasler personally descended into the SUBR mine.
The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, who arrived in his native North Ural for the Day of the Miner, descended into the mine of the North Ural bauxite mine and spoke with the workers. This was reported by "Channel 4" in MAX.
Denis Pasler visited the "Cheremukhovskaya-Deep" mine. He went underground to a depth of 1,500 meters and personally communicated with the workers.
"It was at this enterprise many years ago that my labor path began. I still remember this experience with gratitude," Denis Pasler shared.
He added that the mine requires not only the ability to work hard but also to trust people and to take responsibility for those around you.
In total, more than 8,500 specialists work in the mining industry of the Sverdlovsk region. Today they celebrate their professional holiday.
"Special words of gratitude go to the families of miners. Without your care and warmth, the work of a miner would be many times harder. The Sverdlovsk region has many mining dynasties, where knowledge, experience, respect, and love for the profession are passed down from generation to generation. The Urals have always been a stronghold of the state largely thanks to the mining industry. And it will continue to be!" the congratulatory message from Denis Pasler reads.
Earlier, Russian media reported that RUSAL intends to temporarily conserve SUBR, as well as four other enterprises that extract raw materials for aluminum production, due to their unprofitability. Almost all of them are located in the Sverdlovsk region. In Krasnoturinsk, where one of the RUSAL plants mentioned in the publications operates, the information that appeared was called unreliable.
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"Happy Miner’s Day!" Governor Denis Pasler personally descended into the SUBR mine.
The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, who arrived in his hometown of Severouralsk ahead of Miner’s Day, descended into the mine of the Severouralsk bauxite mine and spoke with the workers.
