Tarachi Gold Corp. provided an update for its ongoing drilling at its portfolio of projects in Mexico. The company is actively drilling in Sonora at the Tarachi project in the Mulatos/La India Gold Belt, and at its 100% owned Magistral del Oro Gold Plant in Durango, Mexico. In Sonora, the Company continues to drill test the La Dura­Zaragoza Gold Trend and will commence a second phase of diamond drilling in May-June at the San Javier Concession gold-bearing breccia pipe. In Durango, Tarachi geologists are engaged at Magistral, overseeing an auger drilling program of the Magistral tailings deposit as part of the Ausenco Engineering preliminary economic assessment. Past drilling at the La Dura mine area returned broad, high-grade intercepts such as 20.75 metres at 5.05 g/t Au and 20.1 metres of 4.54 g/t Au. Current drilling is stepping out from the known mineralization at La Dura and to the south, at the intersection of two mineralized structures. This target is less than four kilometres from Alamos Gold's Mulatos heap. La Dura ­ Zaragoza Drilling Program: The Company has completed three underground HQ diamond drill holes for a total of 383.3 metres within the historic underground La Dura Mine. The purpose of these holes is to test the eastern and southern extent of gold mineralization associated with fractured and highly silicified and quartz vein to micro-vein bearing. A total of 253 samples were selected and submitted in March for analysis. Assay results are still pending and are expected in the coming weeks. Upon completion of the underground drilling program, the Company immediately initiated a proposed five-hole, 660 metre surface reverse circulation program to test south of the La Dura mine along the La Dura- Zaragoza Trend. This trend between known gold occurrences and artisanal workings has not been previously drill tested. Of particular interest is where the north-east trending Baby Doll gold occurrence is interpreted to intercept the La Dura-Zaragoza Trend. To date, 487 of the proposed 660 metres program has been completed and 244 samples have been submitted for analysis, with assays still pending. San Javier Concession Breccia Pipes: From November to December 2020, diamond drilling at the San Javier Concession focused on areas with known gold mineralization from historic drill programs. The gold mineralization was previously thought to be concentrated along a low angle, west dipping shear zone mainly within monzo-diorites. Tarachi's Phase 1 drill program last year, discovered gold mineralization as reported on February 16, 2021, is more favourable along steeper structures as was found in holes SJA-20-005/006 which returned values of 11.9 g/t Au over 2.0m and 5.39 g/t Au over 5.6m, respectively. In both intercepts, the gold mineralization is situated along open brittle structures containing over 20% sulphides, mainly pyrite with minor quartz veining/veinlets. In both drill holes, a large breccia pipe feature occurred immediately west of these intercepts consisting of angular breccia fragments cemented with 20-30%, fine to coarse grained anhedral to euhedral pyrite. Tarachi geologists have determined the breccia environment to be shingle breccias indicating the drillholes tested only the upper and typically lower grade portion of the pipe. Magistral del Oro: Upon completion of the Company's Magistral tailings drilling program as part of the Preliminary Economic Assessment study (PEA), Tarachi's senior geologists will commence a second phase of diamond drilling in May-June at the mineralized breccia pipe with four holes planned to depths of over 250 metres. Tarachi's breccia pipes occur along a known trend of gold bearing and previously mined breccia pipes occurring immediately to the south-west of San Javier.