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Newrange Gold Provides Exploration Update
(via TheNewswire) V ancouver, British Columbia - TheNewswire - Apr...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Newrange Gold Provides Exploration Update(via TheNewswire)\n \n \nVancouver, British Columbia - TheNewswire - April 30, 2020 - Newrange Gold Corp. (\"Newrange\" or the \"Company\") (TSXV:NRG) (OTC:NRGOF) (Frankfurt:X6C) is pleased to provide an update on exploration activities at the Pamlico Project in Nevada and North Birch Project in Ontario. Both projects have been affected by COVID-19 travel restrictions and government-mandated shutdowns in their respective jurisdictions. As the restrictions may be gradually released in coming weeks, the Company has been making adjustments to its exploration programs and schedules in order to get going as soon as possible while ensuring the health and safety of employees and contractors.\n\n\n \n\"While we are anxious to get going with our 2020 exploration plans in Nevada and Ontario, the health and safety of our employees and contractors is of paramount importance and our first priority,\" stated Robert Archer, Newrange's CEO. \"In our preliminary discussions with drilling contractors, we are preparing a set of protocols to address issues related to COVID-19 to ensure that people working on site and those delivering supplies and services are appropriately protected under the unique circumstances of field exploration. We anticipate that the Company will be well-funded for our 2020 exploration programs and should have a steady news flow once we can get started.\"\n\n\n \nNewrange is planning a 5-10,000 meter drill program at the Pamlico Project and anticipates commencing road work and site preparation within the next two weeks. Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling will be used initially, with diamond drilling anticipated on some targets later in the program. Further details on the drilling will be provided in due course and the resulting metreage will ultimately be contingent on the success of the program as it proceeds. Several drilling contractors have been contacted and all have men and equipment available and are keen to get back to work. While initial drilling and road building will commence on previously permitted and bonded sites, completion of the entire planned program will require some additional permitting. Government offices are still closed but the pertinent BLM personnel are working remotely and are now able to process the company's permits and make necessary field inspections. The...