Las Bambas Launches Sanitation Project Worth Over 7.7 Million Soles in Peru

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Las Bambas mining company recently participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the basic sanitation project of the Mutca community in the Haquira district, Cotabambas province, Peru. The project, with an investment of over 7.7 million soles, is being advanced through a framework agreement signed with the Haquira district government. Once completed, it will benefit 265 residents across six areas of the community and create local employment opportunities during the construction phase.

The project will build water supply and sanitation infrastructure, improving access to basic services, enhancing sanitary conditions for beneficiary households, and reducing health risks.

Local officials, community leaders, and residents attended the groundbreaking ceremony. Safe drinking water and sanitation facilities have long been regarded as among the most urgent needs of the community.

Las Bambas stated that such initiatives are part of its efforts to promote community development in its area of influence, aiming to advance projects that benefit the well-being of the population and strengthen infrastructure in the Cotabambas province.

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