Overview
- Vizsla Silver said on Jan. 29 that ten individuals connected to its Pánuco project were taken and that information remains limited.
- The Sinaloa attorney general opened an investigation after a Jan. 24 emergency call from a company representative reporting ten missing persons.
- State authorities coordinated with federal and military units to conduct searches, and they executed a search warrant on Tuesday.
- The company notified local authorities, activated crisis and security response teams, and suspended certain activities at and near the site.
- Local outlets report the group was seized by armed men from a Vizsla-rented home on Jan. 23 and that most of those taken are Mexican nationals, which has not been confirmed by officials.