Freeport Indonesia reopens mine access after shootingsJAKARTA (Reuters) - The Indonesian unit of Freeport-McMoRan Inc has reopened the main supply route to its huge copper mine in Papua, the company said on Monday, after the road was closed on Sunday following a shooting incident in the area.  No one was reported injured when shots were fired at an escort vehicle traveling from the lowlands, but Freeport canceled all convoys along the road on Sunday afternoon while the security situation was assessed.  Freeport Indonesia spokesman Riza Pratama said the temporary closure has had no impact on production at the world s second-biggest copper mine.  The incident was the latest in a string of shootings near the mine since mid-August that have killed one police officer and wounded at least six others. Authorities have declared a state of emergency and stepped up security in the area around Tembagapura village, about 10 km from the mine.  The separatist West Papua National Liberation Army (TPN-OPM), a group linked to the Free Papua Movement, has said it is at war with police, military and Freeport. It was not immediately clear if TPN-OPM was behind Sunday s shooting.  Police in Indonesia s eastern-most province on Sunday said they would issue a notice to an  armed criminal group  that authorities say are occupying villages in Mimika regency, where Freeport s Grasberg mine is located, and demand that rebels surrender their weapons and turn themselves in.  Timika Police chief Victor Mackbon said they were investigating reports that an employee of PT Freeport had been kidnapped by an armed criminal group. Freeport spokesman Pratama said he could not confirm the reports of a kidnapping. He also said he could not confirm police reports that a Freeport excavator had been used by the group to dig up a road to Banti, one of the villages authorities said was occupied by the rebel group.  Freeport is  deeply concerned  about the escalation of violence, Pratama said, adding that the company was working with authorities to ensure the safety of its workers and the local community.  Grasberg workers have become  uneasy  amid the security concerns, union representative Tri Puspital told Reuters, urging police to handle the matter more carefully. Despite a long history of shooting incidents in the region, efforts to end the violence had been  sporadic, and not effective,  Puspital said, but warned that a  hard  approach could further escalation.  Part of the problem is a perception locally that most of the benefits from Grasberg go to the  political elite , he said.  About 200 officers were standing by to secure the area by force if necessary, police officials said.  Papua has had a long-running, and sometimes violent, separatist movement since the province was incorporated into Indonesia after a widely criticized 1969 U.N.-backed referendum.  Foreign journalists have in the past required special permission to report in Papua, and once there, have had security forces restrict their movement and work.  President Joko Widodo has pledged to make the region more accessible to foreign media by inviting reporters on government-sponsored trips, although coverage remains difficult.  worldnews
report indonesia reopens mine access shootingsjakarta reuters the indonesian unit inc reopened main supply route huge copper mine papua company said monday road closed sunday following shooting incident area no one reported injured shots fired escort vehicle traveling lowlands report canceled convoys along road sunday afternoon security situation assessed report indonesia spokesman rica panama said temporary closure impact production world copper mine the incident latest string shootings near mine since killed one police officer wounded least six others authorities declared state emergency stepped security area around tembagapura village km mine the separatist west papua national liberation army group linked free papua movement said war police military report it immediately clear behind sunday shooting police indonesia province sunday said would issue notice armed criminal group authorities say occupying villages mimic regency report grasberg mine located demand rebels surrender weapons turn timing police chief victor jackbot said investigating reports employee pt report kidnapped armed criminal group report spokesman panama said could confirm reports kidnapping he also said could confirm police reports report excavated used group dig road anti one villages authorities said occupied rebel group report deeply concerned escalation violence panama said adding company working authorities ensure safety workers local community grasberg workers become uneasy amid security concerns union representative tri hospital told reuters urging police handle matter carefully despite long history shooting incidents region efforts end violence sporadic effective hospital said warned hard approach could escalation part problem perception locally benefits grasberg go political elite said about officers standing secure area force necessary police officials said papua sometimes violent separatist movement since province incorporated indonesia widely criticized referendum foreign journalists past required special permission report papua security forces restrict movement work president joke widow pledged make region accessible foreign media inviting reporters trips although coverage remains difficult worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Freeport Indonesia reopens mine access after shootingsJAKARTA (Reuters) - The Indonesian unit of Freeport-McMoRan Inc has reopened the main supply route to its huge copper mine in Papua, the company said on Monday, after the road was closed on Sunday following a shooting incident in the area.  No one was reported injured when shots were fired at an escort vehicle traveling from the lowlands, but Freeport canceled all convoys along the road on Sunday afternoon while the security situation was assessed.  Freeport Indonesia spokesman Riza Pratama said the temporary closure has had no impact on production at the world s second-biggest copper mine.  The incident was the latest in a string of shootings near the mine since mid-August that have killed one police officer and wounded at least six others. Authorities have declared a state of emergency and stepped up security in the area around Tembagapura village, about 10 km from the mine.  The separatist West Papua National Liberation Army (TPN-OPM), a group linked to the Free Papua Movement, has said it is at war with police, military and Freeport. It was not immediately clear if TPN-OPM was behind Sunday s shooting.  Police in Indonesia s eastern-most province on Sunday said they would issue a notice to an  armed criminal group  that authorities say are occupying villages in Mimika regency, where Freeport s Grasberg mine is located, and demand that rebels surrender their weapons and turn themselves in.  Timika Police chief Victor Mackbon said they were investigating reports that an employee of PT Freeport had been kidnapped by an armed criminal group. Freeport spokesman Pratama said he could not confirm the reports of a kidnapping. He also said he could not confirm police reports that a Freeport excavator had been used by the group to dig up a road to Banti, one of the villages authorities said was occupied by the rebel group.  Freeport is  deeply concerned  about the escalation of violence, Pratama said, adding that the company was working with authorities to ensure the safety of its workers and the local community.  Grasberg workers have become  uneasy  amid the security concerns, union representative Tri Puspital told Reuters, urging police to handle the matter more carefully. Despite a long history of shooting incidents in the region, efforts to end the violence had been  sporadic, and not effective,  Puspital said, but warned that a  hard  approach could further escalation.  Part of the problem is a perception locally that most of the benefits from Grasberg go to the  political elite , he said.  About 200 officers were standing by to secure the area by force if necessary, police officials said.  Papua has had a long-running, and sometimes violent, separatist movement since the province was incorporated into Indonesia after a widely criticized 1969 U.N.-backed referendum.  Foreign journalists have in the past required special permission to report in Papua, and once there, have had security forces restrict their movement and work.  President Joko Widodo has pledged to make the region more accessible to foreign media by inviting reporters on government-sponsored trips, although coverage remains difficult.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: report indonesia reopens mine access shootingsjakarta reuters the indonesian unit inc reopened main supply route huge copper mine papua company said monday road closed sunday following shooting incident area no one reported injured shots fired escort vehicle traveling lowlands report canceled convoys along road sunday afternoon security situation assessed report indonesia spokesman rica panama said temporary closure impact production world copper mine the incident latest string shootings near mine since killed one police officer wounded least six others authorities declared state emergency stepped security area around tembagapura village km mine the separatist west papua national liberation army group linked free papua movement said war police military report it immediately clear behind sunday shooting police indonesia province sunday said would issue notice armed criminal group authorities say occupying villages mimic regency report grasberg mine located demand rebels surrender weapons turn timing police chief victor jackbot said investigating reports employee pt report kidnapped armed criminal group report spokesman panama said could confirm reports kidnapping he also said could confirm police reports report excavated used group dig road anti one villages authorities said occupied rebel group report deeply concerned escalation violence panama said adding company working authorities ensure safety workers local community grasberg workers become uneasy amid security concerns union representative tri hospital told reuters urging police handle matter carefully despite long history shooting incidents region efforts end violence sporadic effective hospital said warned hard approach could escalation part problem perception locally benefits grasberg go political elite said about officers standing secure area force necessary police officials said papua sometimes violent separatist movement since province incorporated indonesia widely criticized referendum foreign journalists past required special permission report papua security forces restrict movement work president joke widow pledged make region accessible foreign media inviting reporters trips although coverage remains difficult worldnews