Malaysia Extends Bauxite Mining Ban by Three Months

Published: Dec 22, 2016 15:24

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Malaysia announced on Thursday to extend the ban on bauxite mining by another three months.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 22 (SMM) - Malaysia announced on Thursday to extend the ban on bauxite mining by another three months.

The extension will be from the start of 2017.

Malaysian Government started bauxite mining ban from January 2016, and extended the ban by three times already.

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