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Sankamap Metals Inc. Updates Progress on Drill Program in Solomon Islands

Sankamap Metals Inc. has commenced a 2,000 to 3,000-metre drill program at the 4,500-hectare Kuma Property in the Solomon Islands. The first drill hole, designated KU26-001, has been completed, and assay results are pending. Drilling operations have now advanced to the second hole, KU26-002.

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Sankamap Metals Inc. has announced a significant advancement in its exploration efforts at the Kuma Property located in the Solomon Islands. The company is conducting a drill program that aims to cover a total of 2,000 to 3,000 metres within the expansive 4,500-hectare property. As part of this initiative, the first drill hole, referred to as KU26-001, has already been completed. The assay results from this initial hole are still pending, which may provide crucial insights into the mineral potential of the site. In the meantime, the drilling team has already started work on the second drill hole, designated KU26-002. This progress marks an essential step forward in Sankamap's exploration activities, potentially paving the way for future developments in the region's mining industry.

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