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UPDATE - Ex-workers Block RUSAL Alumina Exports in Guinea
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Former workers at RUSAL's alumina refinery in Guinea have blocked a railway line from the plant in a protest over back payments, a company source and a spokesman for the former workers told Reuters on Monday.
It was the second time this month that the former workers blocked the railway line from the Friguia plant, the West African state's sole alumina producer, which typically ships more than 1,500 tonnes per day.
Yuriy Grigoryev, director of communications for RUSAL in Guinea, said the dispute had been fully resolved and that the government had been informed of the arrangements agreed.
"Authorities are taking all steps necessary to maintain order within the complex. Any misunderstandings will be sorted out shortly, and there will be no more incidents," he added.
It was the second time this month that the former workers blocked the railway line from the Friguia plant, the West African state's sole alumina producer, which typically ships more than 1,500 tonnes per day.
Yuriy Grigoryev, director of communications for RUSAL in Guinea, said the dispute had been fully resolved and that the government had been informed of the arrangements agreed.
"Authorities are taking all steps necessary to maintain order within the complex. Any misunderstandings will be sorted out shortly, and there will be no more incidents," he added.
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