Saturday, 08 July 2006

BRITISH GOLD COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE SHOT IN KYRGYZSTAN

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By empty (7/8/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Sean Daley, a British citizen representing the interests of Britain\'s Oxus Gold in the latter\'s dispute with the Kyrgyz government, was hospitalized after suffering a gunshot wound in an attack in Bishkek on the night of July 6. Doctors in Bishkek told akipress.org on July 8 that Daley was in serious condition after surgery to remove a kidney.
Sean Daley, a British citizen representing the interests of Britain\'s Oxus Gold in the latter\'s dispute with the Kyrgyz government, was hospitalized after suffering a gunshot wound in an attack in Bishkek on the night of July 6. Doctors in Bishkek told akipress.org on July 8 that Daley was in serious condition after surgery to remove a kidney. Daley is representing Oxus Gold in its attempt to recover its license to operate the Jerooy gold deposit. The attack on Daley took place one day after a Kyrgyz court upheld a ruling to keep the Kyrgyz government from executing a contract with Austria\'s Global Gold to work on the Jerooy mine. (akipress.org)
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