2 mining company employees recovering from injuries sustained in Indonesian bombings

2 mining company workers recovering after bombing

DENVER — A spokesman says two mining company employees are doing fine but remain hospitalized with injuries suffered during suicide bombings at two Indonesian hotels.

Bill Collier, a spokesman for Phoenix-based Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., said the two senior employees are being treated in Singapore.

One is an American who has lived in Indonesia for about two decades, and the other is a native of Indonesia. Their names have not been released,

The bombs were detonated Friday at the Ritz-Carlton and nearby J.W. Marriott Hotel. Seven people were killed.