Are you getting together with your family or friends this Christmas? Getting together with people you know, like your family and friends, does not mean you are safe from becoming infected. Small gatherings have been key for the spread of this virus. All it takes is for one person to be unaware that they are

It is important to learn how to discuss the topic of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) with the little ones, for whom it may be harder to understand. It is recommended that we educate ourselves with data from official sources, and then ask children what information they already know about the situation as well as their doubts

Avoid sharing objects and touching surfaces in public spaces, as it is well-known that the virus responsible for causing COVID-19 remains on surfaces. If you believe that an object could be contaminated, clean it with a disinfectant for surfaces and then wash your hands. Let us all take care of each other.

Did you know that a cellphone can have 10 times more bacteria than a toilet lid? Or that one person on average can touch their phone up to 2,600 times-per-day? Smart Phones are considered the “third hand” of some people, since they have become an essential part of our daily lives and therefore we must

Congratulations to Kuya Silver for beginning the PEA for the Bethania Mine Expansion in Peru! M3 is looking forward to this new opportunity with Kuya and another great project with our friends at Mining Plus and Klohn Crippen Berger. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3kKYq2r

The airway as a source of infection for COVID gives more importance to the proper use of ventilation as a main preventive measure to complement social distancing, the use of masks and hand washing. From the preventive point of view, to minimize the possibility of infection we must consider some principles: reducing the concentration of

Washing your hands is one of the best ways to protect ourselves and our families from getting sick. Learn when and how to wash your hands to keep yourself in good health. How Germs Spread Washing your hands can keep you safe and prevent the transmission of respiratory infections and diarrhea from one person to

The most common symptoms are: Fever Dry cough Tiredness Some less frequent symptoms are: Discomfort and pain Sore throat Diarrhea Conjunctivitis Headache Loss of smell and taste Rashes or loss of color in fingers and toes The most severe symptoms are: Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath Chest pain or pressure Inability to talk or

Whether we are working at the office or from home, it is important not to put our guard down and keep taking care of ourselves and our coworkers and family members. The main way the virus is propagated is from person to person, through tiny respiratory drops generated when coughing, sneezing or talking. It is

On top of the measures previously shared, mining units or the locations where projects are being executed usually have their safety guidelines concerning the health emergency we are currently going through. If you must travel to site for work, the following is recommended: Do not share personal material such as harnesses, masks, and hearing and