Copper miner Codelco received authorization from Chile's labor inspector office to begin resuming certain operations at its flagship El Teniente copper mine, it said on Saturday, after more than a week of suspended operations following a deadly collapse that killed six workers.

Chile's Codelco has suspended contracts with third-party workers at its flagship El Teniente copper mine through at least August 13, as it seeks approval to reopen ten sections of the mine following a collapse last week,

Codelco, Chile's state-owned copper giant, received regulatory approval to restart parts of its El Teniente mine, following a deadly collapse. Chile's labor inspection office still needs to approve the resumption,

By Daina Beth Solomon and Fabian Cambero SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Copper giant Codelco has received approval from Chile's mining regulator to reopen a part of its flagship El Teniente mine, after more than a week of suspended operations following a deadly collapse that killed six workers,

Codelco has suspended contracts at its El Teniente mine following a fatal collapse on July 31, killing six. Damaged tunnels span up to 3,700 meters, impacting ten sections awaiting reopening approval.