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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22298, member: 2262"]
Police are looking for eight people who took gold at a Bindura mine. The thieves had a gun. They hurt a guard and broke into a room where special carbon holds gold. They stole eleven bags of this gold-filled carbon. Each bag weighed 50kgs. The police say this happened on December 22, 2024. The stolen stuff was worth $36,000. They want anyone who knows something to tell the police.

The thieves didn't steal pure gold. They took carbon that had gold stuck to it. Here's what that means: When miners dig up gold, it mixes with lots of other stuff in the ground. Miners can't just pick up gold pieces. They need help to get the gold out.

Miners use special carbon to catch gold. This carbon works like a sponge. It grabs tiny bits of gold from water that has gold mixed in it. When the carbon catches the gold, people call it gold-loaded carbon. Later, they can get the pure gold back from this carbon.

Mining teams like using carbon because it works well. It can catch very small pieces of gold that would be hard to get any other way. The carbon costs less than other ways to get gold. Plus, miners can use the same carbon many times. They take the gold off and use the carbon again.

That's what makes gold-loaded carbon worth stealing. The bad guys know they can get real gold from it. The carbon might look like black rocks, but it holds valuable gold inside. Mining teams need this special carbon to make money from their mines.
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