VOICED: Risking lives in quest for Borneo gold

The video discusses the revival of a disused mine in Malaysian Borneo due to high gold prices. It highlights the illegal mining activities, the associated risks, and the lack of safety measures. Despite the dangers, miners are motivated by the potential earnings, which can be equivalent to a month's salary in just a few trips. The video also touches on the economic conditions in Sarawak and the challenges of securing the mine in a jungle environment.

What is the main reason for the renewed activity in the disused mine in Malaysian Borneo?

• The discovery of new gold reserves

• The high market value of gold

• Government incentives for mining

• Improved mining technology

What is the primary concern for the mining company regarding the illegal miners?

• The safety risks faced by the miners

• The competition from other mining companies

• The environmental impact of mining

• The amount of gold being stolen

Why do miners in Sarawak continue to work in dangerous conditions?

• They have no other job opportunities

• They earn a month's salary in just a few trips

• They are passionate about mining

• They are forced by the government

What hazardous method do miners use to process gold?

• Using arsenic

• Using cyanide

• Using sulfuric acid

• Using mercury

What is the mining company's stance on policing the mine?

• They find it impossible to police the mine

• They have successfully secured the area

• They rely on local authorities for security

• They have hired private security firms