Dajin Resources: Sampling of Brine Wells Commences

Dajin Resources Corp. (TSXV:DJI) reports AMEC Earth and Environmental’s hydrologist  is sampling Hole #1 and Hole #2 of its initial drill program, the Salinas Grandes/ Guayatayoc salar, Argentina.

The press release is quoted as saying:

The first hole was drilled to a depth of 301 meters and cased with perforated plastic casing to the bottom. The second hole was drilled and cased with identical materials to a depth of 320 meters. These two holes are the first of a planned exploration program designed to drill deeper than is common in the region to date to test the deeper and possibly denser brines in the older sections of the salar basin.

Dajin’s President and CEO, Brian Findlay says:

“We are very pleased that the rain and flooding has subsided and after numerous unexpected delays we are now back on track with our exploration program. With results pending from our first 2 holes, and the area potential for potash and lithium, this is an exciting time for Dajin shareholders.”

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