Title
Mining operations allowed, uranium governed by PD 1101
Law
Letter Of Instructions No. 778
Decision Date
Nov 28, 1978
A directive is issued to the Bureau of Mines in the Philippines, instructing them to resume processing existing mining claims and allowing claimholders to resume mining operations, with the condition that uranium and nuclear fuel mineral deposits must comply with Presidential Decree No. 1101.
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Q&A (LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 778)

The Director of the Bureau of Mines is directed to resume processing existing mining claims.

Yes, claimholders, mining operators, permittees, and lessees are allowed to resume their mining operations in the areas covered by Letter of Instructions No. 757.

The development of uranium and/or any nuclear fuel mineral deposits found in the mining areas are governed by the provisions of Presidential Decree No. 1101.

Presidential Decree No. 1101 governs the development of uranium and nuclear fuel minerals.

LOI No. 778 clarifies the scope and intent of LOI No. 757 and provides further instructions on continuing mining activities in the areas covered by LOI No. 757.

Letter of Instructions No. 778 was signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

No, it allows general mining operations to resume but requires that development of uranium and nuclear fuel minerals be governed by PD No. 1101, a separate law.


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