Barrick Mining Corp. says it safely evacuates workers stranded at its Barriales camp in northern Chile after severe storms disrupt access to the site. The company reports that road links are blocked by storm conditions, leaving workers unable to reach nearby areas by normal travel routes. In response, Barrick conducts the evacuation using helicopters to move workers out of the camp. The reports from available sources describe the operation as successful and focused on ensuring workers’ safety while the weather prevents road transportation. The company’s statements emphasize that the evacuation is carried out following the storm impacts and involves getting workers off-site from the stranded location until access improves. Details on the number of workers, the timing of the operation, and the duration of the weather disruption are not provided in the supplied summaries. Overall, the coverage centers on Barrick’s response to the storm-related isolation of its Chilean workers and the use of air transport to restore safety and mobility.