Manhattan Gold reports drilling results from its Jaws prospect in Canada, saying it has returned a 15.24-metre intercept grading 5.35 grams per tonne. The company says this result expands the prospect to a reported 588 metres of strike.
The outlets also note that additional drilling continues, with assays still pending for a further 14 holes. The reports present the same figures and do not dispute the size or grade of the intercept, focusing instead on the implications for the ongoing development of the Jaws target and the prospect’s extended strike length.
Across the sources, the main differences are limited to publication outlet rather than content. All three summaries emphasize the same highlight intercept, the updated strike extent, and the status of assay results for the next set of holes.
