Further to earlier reports, drilling expands new high-grade area at eastern edge of Triple R uranium deposit in Canadian Athabasca Basin. They recently announced the results from a further ten holes of the 20,000m 60-hole summer drill program at its PLS property in the Athabasca Basin region - six holes drilled on the R600W zone and four drilled on the R780E zone. Importantly, the high-grade, central near-surface R600W zone has grown, east and west and now has a total strike length of 135 meters, and the parallel northern lens has been intersected in multiple holes. Additionally, the recently-discovered high-grade area at the eastern edge of the Triple R deposit has been expanded. The total on-strike, mineralized trend at PLS now stands at 2.31 kilommeter in length. All ten holes returned mineralization, with five holes returning strongly radioactive mineralized intervals measuring >10,000 cps. New Drilling Highlights Include - R600W Zone 1.
Expanded R600W zone an additional 15 meters east (PLS15-423 on line 555W) and 15 meters west (PLS15-418 on line 690W), 2. North lens of mineralization - 40 meters north of the central R600W zone - continues to strengthen on lines 555W (PLS15-423) and 570W (PLS15-428), 3. R600W zone now extended to a strike length of 135 meters (line 690W to 555W) R780E Zone Considerable high-grade mineralization encountered on line 1110E - a very successful follow up to high-grade hole PLS15-416 (see NR Aug 11, 2015)
Intersection Highlights Include -
1. Hole PLS15-418 (line 690W) 65.0 meters total composite mineralization over a 245.5 meters section (between 101.0 meters - 346.5 m), including - a. 3.26 meters total composite mineralization of >10,000 cps radioactivity Hole PLS15-427 (line 1110E), b. 55.0m total composite mineralization over a 124.5 meters section (between 226.5 meters - 351.0 meters) including: 2.14 meters total composite mineralization of >10,000 cps radioactivity.
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