Rio Tinto Group has temporarily closed two bauxite mines in response to tropical cyclone Narelle, which hit Australia's Northern Queensland coast on Friday morning. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the impact of the cyclone on the region's mining operations. The decision to halt operations was made to ensure the safety of workers and equipment as the cyclone brought severe weather conditions to the area. The company is monitoring the situation closely and will resume operations once it is safe to do so. The closure underscores the vulnerability of mining activities to extreme weather events, which can disrupt production and affect global supply chains.