Gold mine discovered

A mine containing 148.5 tons of gold reserves was found in North China's Inner Mongolia, the largest verified reserves in the autonomous region, Xin­hua reported Thursday, citing local authorities.

The gold mine is located in Bayannur in the west of Inner Mongolia, and was found by Inner Mongolia Pacific Mining, a subsidiary of China National Gold Group Corp.

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