MARIKANA South Africa (Reuters) - Thousands of South African mine workers returned to the Marikana operations of platinum producer Lonmin on Wednesday after wage deals were signed on Tuesday to end a five-month strike, the longest and most damaging in the country's history.
The workers, some wrapped in blankets to ward off the chill of the winter morning, lined up outside the gates of Marikana's process division. They are to undergo medical and other checks before they descend the shafts to reboot production.
(Reporting by Ed Stoddard; Editing by Himani Sarkar)
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