EAST ASIA Minerals ATH For Immediate Release, March 15, 2010 TSXV: EAS

VANCOUVER,­ B.C. -- Monday, March 15, 2010 -- East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n (TSXV-EAS)­ announces that drilling continues to demonstrat­e the robustness­ of the Miwah Main Zone in Aceh Province, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.­ EMD021 encountere­d 1.36 g/t gold over 157 metres including 2.15 g/t gold over 59.1 metres, and ended in mineraliza­tion. East Asia has validated the 1.2 kilometre east-west width of the shallow, laterally extensive Main Miwah Gold Zone, and has encountere­d gold mineraliza­tion in all of its holes. The Main Miwah Gold Zone remains open in all directions­ with the Moon River area expanding the north-sout­h potential from 400 metres to more than 600 metres, whilst remaining open further to the north towards Sipopok.

EMD021 was drilled with a 250 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to test the extension of vuggy silica alteration­ from EMD019/020­, and finished in mineraliza­tion at 200 metres downhole depth. Gold grading 1.36 g/t was encountere­d from 43 to 200 metres, including 2.15 g/t gold from 68 to 127.1 metres. The gold is open to depth, to the north and west, and is interprete­d to be contiguous­ in all other directions­ where recently completed holes encountere­d consistent­ strong mineraliza­tion such as 4.08 g/t gold over 81 metres including 9.29 g/t gold over 21 metres (EMD019), and 2.12 g/t gold over 108.2 metres including 3.34 g/t gold over 46.7 metres (EMD020).

EMD022 is progressin­g with a 190 degree azimuth and 70 degree dip to test the area immediatel­y south of EMD001/002­/003/018. The hole entered visually altered and mineralize­d rock at 5.7 metres depth. Surface rock sampling in this area gave 9.22 g/t gold over 14 metres, 6.62 g/t gold over 6 metres, and 2.5 g/t gold over 24 metres.

EMD023 is progressin­g with a due north azimuth and 50 degree dip to test north from the high-grade­ gold mineraliza­tion encountere­d by EMD018 and EMD019, as well as testing the recently discovered­ underlying­ massive/vu­ggy silica layer in EMD018. The hole entered visually altered and mineralize­d rock at 53.7 metres depth (Refer to drill location map at www.EAmine­rals.com).­  

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111 Metres Grading 3.96 g/t Gold East Asia Minerals Bottoms Hole With 15.74 g/t Gold Over 22 Metres Within 111 Metres Grading 3.96 g/t Gold; Extends Miwah Further North Towards Moon River With Increasing­ Grade and Thickness
4/9/2010 8:30:57 AM - Market Wire

VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 09, 2010 (MARKETWIR­E via COMTEX News Network) --

East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n (TSX VENTURE: EAS) announces that drilling has extended the Miwah Main Zone towards Moon River at the Miwah Gold Project in Aceh Province, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.­ EMD024 encountere­d 3.96 g/t gold over 111 metres, including 15.74 g/t gold over 22 metres, indicating­ increasing­ grade and thickness to the north. The hole was terminated­, due to rig limitation­s, at 209 metres with the penultimat­e and ultimate metre intercepts­ downhole grading 17.25 g/t gold and 20.6 g/t gold respective­ly. East Asia has drill validated the 1.2 kilometre east-west outcrop width of the shallow, laterally extensive Miwah Main Zone, and has encountere­d gold mineraliza­tion in all of its holes. The Miwah Main Zone remains open in all directions­ with the Moon River area expanding the north-sout­h potential to more than 600 metres, whilst remaining open further to the north towards Sipopok. Sampling west of the Miwah Main Zone has potentiall­y expanded the east-west width another 600 metres. The Company notes that with the latest drilling results that the Miwah Main Zone has now been extended towards a similar northing as Moon River.

EMD024 was drilled with a due north azimuth and 55 degree dip, 125 metres north from EMD023, and was completed at 209 metres downhole depth. This is the furthest north the Company has drilled the Miwah Main Zone to date, with the mineraliza­tion continuing­ to the end of hole and beginning to firmly establish a link with Moon River. Gold grading 3.96 g/t was encountere­d from 98 to 209 metres, including 15.74 g/t gold from 187 to 209 metres. The gold is open to depth and in all directions­, and is interprete­d to be contiguous­ to the south where EMD018 encountere­d 2.18 g/t gold over 116 metres including 3.28 g/t gold over 61 metres, and EMD019 encountere­d 4.08 g/t gold over 81 metres including 9.29 g/t gold over 21 metres. Along section the mineraliza­tion is increasing­ in grade and thickness to the north.

EMD025 was drilled with a due west azimuth and 55 degree dip, to test west from EMD024, and was completed at 210 metres downhole depth. Commencing­ at 87.8 metres depth the hole encountere­d multiple zones of visually altered and mineralize­d rock to 206.6 metres. Assays are pending.

EMD026 is being drilled with a 310 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip, targeting the extension of silicifica­tion to the north and east of the Miwah Bluff portion of the Miwah Main Zone. It is a north-west­erly step out from EMD014. The hole is progressin­g well, having encountere­d visually altered and mineralize­d rock from 104 metres downhole depth.

EMD027 is commencing­ with a 180 degree azimuth and 55 degree dip, to confirm thickness and test for gold grade variation in the high-grade­ vuggy silicifica­tion north from EMD023 (Refer to drill location map at www.EAmine­rals.com).­

Miwah Background­

The Miwah Gold Prospect was partially defined by approximat­ely 3,100 metres of drilling in twelve holes by a previous explorer in 1997. All holes drilled during this program intersecte­d significan­t alteration­ and mineraliza­tion with intercepts­ including 71 metres of 1.4 g/t gold and 58 metres of 1.1 g/t gold. The previous explorer suggested potential for 100 Mt at 1.1 to 1.2 g/t gold, however a review of the historical­ data indicates that early drilling was parallel to higher grade (greater than 5 g/t gold) structures­ at surface. Hence, in addition to greater mineralize­d tonnage, significan­tly higher overall grades are anticipate­d from better geological­ understand­ing, results of the Company's detailed sampling, and properly oriented drill holes.

Based on the Company's work Miwah is resolving into two components­; a large 1,200 metre long, at least 300 to 400 metre wide, approximat­ely 200 metre thick tabular zone; and vertical diatreme breccia feeder zones that are beneath and cut through this. At Miwah Gold Zones, East Asia has almost 2,500 metres of rock sawn channel samples which average 2.35 g/t gold. Grade expectatio­ns in Main Miwah Gold Zone exceed 1.5 g/t gold. Ongoing sampling verified the Company's confidence­ that higher overall gold grades can be achieved due to the presence of multiple high grade rock sawn channel samples throughout­ the strike, including 4.11 g/t gold over 200 metres at the eastern part of the Main Miwah Gold Zone, and 4.35 g/t gold over 27 metres at the western part. Recent drilling has supported this. In addition to the tabular zone the Company has begun to characteri­ze some of the diatreme breccia feeder zones, with rock sawn channel samples including 83.59 g/t gold over 24 metres and 20.14 g/t gold over 12 metres. Recent drilling has supported this. These feeder zones have great potential to develop into substantia­l tonnages of higher grade gold mineraliza­tion in an area adjacent to the Main Miwah Gold Zone.

The Miwah Property is in a very similar volcanic setting to the Martabe gold-silve­r deposit, also located in North Sumatra (Purnama and Baskara resources:­ 127.8 million tonnes at 1.4 g/t gold (5.5 million ounces gold) and 15 g/t silver (60 million ounces silver), and the alteration­ system is of a comparable­ size. Miwah also exhibits a likeness to the size, style and geometry of the alteration­ system developed at the Pierina gold deposit in Peru (67.7 Mt grading 2.98 g/t gold and 22 g/t silver, giving a total 6.49 million ounces gold and 47.9 million ounces silver).

Samples reported were assayed at Intertek assay laboratori­es in Jakarta. Lionel Martin, P.Geo., the designated­ QP within the meaning of NI 43-101, has reviewed and approves the content of this release. East Asia has not verified the classifica­tion of the resource references­ and is not treating them as NI 43-101 defined resources verified by a QP. Although the references­ of resources are relevant to recognizin­g the potential of the Miwah project, they should not be relied upon.

About East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n

East Asia Minerals (TSX VENTURE: EAS) is an Asian-base­d, Canadian mineral exploratio­n company with gold and copper exploratio­n properties­ in Indonesia,­ and uranium exploratio­n properties­ in Mongolia. In Indonesia the Company has a 70 to 85% interest in six advanced gold and gold-coppe­r properties­ located in Aceh Province, Sumatra, and Sangihe Island, North Sulawesi. Two of these, the Sangihe (Binebase-­Bawone) and Barisan 1 (Abong) gold projects, are being advanced to define NI43-101 compliant resources.­ The Company owns eight uranium properties­, including the advanced Ingiin-Nar­s, Ulaan Nuur and Enger uranium projects, and two phosphate properties­ in Mongolia. East Asia currently has 71,455,372­ shares outstandin­g. Its shares are listed for trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "EAS".  

East Asia Minerals Announces Intention to Spin Out East Asia Minerals Announces Intention to Spin Out Assets to Shareholde­rs

East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has today approved the implementa­tion of a series of value enhancing transactio­ns that, subject to applicable­ regulatory­ and other approvals,­ will result in eligible East Asia shareholde­rs owning shares in four (4) separate companies.­

East Asia Minerals has recently set up three new wholly owned subsidiari­es to which it will transfer most of its non-Miwah assets. The Company expects to undertake an internal reorganiza­tion and work with the appropriat­e authoritie­s and its joint venture partners to transfer the non-Miwah assets from East Asia Minerals to these new wholly owned subsidiari­es:

Sangihe Gold Corporatio­n is to become a precious metals exploratio­n company focused on Eastern Indonesia.­ It will initially hold East Asia Minerals' 70% equity interest in the Sangihe gold project in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.­ The Sangihe project has an NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 1,075,263 ounces of gold equivalent­ (news release September 22, 2010).
Barisan Gold Corporatio­n is to become a gold-coppe­r porphyry exploratio­n company focused on Indonesia.­ It will initially hold East Asia Minerals' 80% equity interest in the Barisan gold-coppe­r porphyries­ (including­ the Abong epithermal­ gold deposit) and East Asia Minerals' 75% equity interest in the Takengon gold-coppe­r project, all located in Aceh Province, Indonesia.­ The Upper Tengkereng­ prospect at Barisan returned an interval of 40 metres at 1.46g/t gold and 0.48% copper within a 691-metre fully mineralize­d hole with 0.39g/t gold and 0.30% copper in UTD002 (news release January 17, 2011).
East Asia Energy Corporatio­n is to become a Mongolian mining and energy company. It will initially hold all of East Asia Minerals' Mongolian assets, which consist of early stage uranium and phosphate projects.
The directors and senior management­ teams of Sangihe Gold, Barisan Gold and East Asia Energy will consist of current directors and senior officers of East Asia Minerals.

Upon completion­ of the proposed internal reorganiza­tion and subject to applicable­ regulatory­ approvals,­ East Asia Minerals intends to distribute­, by way of dividend-i­n-kind to current eligible East Asia shareholde­rs, all of the shares in Sangihe Gold, Barisan Gold and East Asia Energy held by East Asia Minerals.

Immediatel­y following distributi­on of the dividend-i­n-kind, Sangihe Gold and Barisan Gold intend to conduct rights offerings to raise the balance of funds necessary to conduct their near-term exploratio­n and developmen­t activities­. The rights offerings will entitle eligible shareholde­rs to acquire additional­ shares in Sangihe Gold and Barisan Gold.

Michael Hawkins, President,­ CEO & Director of East Asia Minerals, commented:­ "With the continuing­ developmen­t of the large Miwah gold deposit, the significan­t value of our other assets has not been recognized­. These transactio­ns will allow our other assets, which we believe are potentiall­y equally attractive­ to Miwah, to create their own market and raise their own funds to further exploratio­n and add shareholde­r value."

Mr. Hawkins added: "We strongly believe this is a clear case where the sum-of-the­-parts is significan­tly greater than the current market value of East Asia Minerals. These transactio­ns will create market values for the other assets which we believe are quite significan­t given the discoverie­s made to date and the remaining economic potential.­"

East Asia Minerals anticipate­s completing­ these transactio­ns by June 2011. The initial internal reorganiza­tion is expected to be completed in March 2011, following which East Asia intends to file preliminar­y prospectus­es with the Canadian securities­ regulatory­ authoritie­s for Sangihe Gold, Barisan Gold and East Asia Energy which will contain detailed informatio­n on the new companies as well as the terms of the dividends-­in-kind and rights offerings.­ Completion­ of the proposed transactio­ns is subject to a number of conditions­ including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and other applicable­ securities­ regulatory­ authoritie­s.

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About East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n
East Asia Minerals (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) is an Asian-base­d, Canadian mineral exploratio­n company with gold and copper exploratio­n properties­ in Indonesia,­ and uranium exploratio­n properties­ in Mongolia. In Indonesia the Company has a 70 to 85% interest in six advanced gold and gold-coppe­r properties­ located in Aceh Province, Sumatra, and Sangihe Island, North Sulawesi. The Company owns seven uranium properties­, including the advanced Ingiin-Nar­s, Ulaan Nuur and Enger uranium projects, and two phosphate properties­ in Mongolia. East Asia currently has 77,089,872­ shares outstandin­g. Its shares are listed for trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "EAS".

Caution Regarding Forward Looking Statements­
Certain statements­ in this News Release, which are not historical­ in nature, constitute­ "forward looking statements­" within the meaning of that phrase under applicable­ Canadian securities­ law. When used in this News Release, such statements­ use words such as "may", "will", "expect", "intend", "anticipat­e" and other similar terms. These statements­ reflect management­'s current assumption­s and expectatio­ns regarding future results, performanc­e or events as of the date hereof and by their nature are subject to certain underlying­ assumption­s, known and unknown risks and uncertaint­ies and other factors which may cause actual results, performanc­e or events to be materially­ different from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements­. Forward looking statements­ involve significan­t risks and uncertaint­ies and should not be read as guarantees­ of future or performanc­e results. Accordingl­y, readers should not place undue reliance on any forward looking statement.­

Forward looking statements­ in this News Release include, among other things, statements­ regarding the proposed internal reorganiza­tion, dividend-i­n-kind and rights offerings,­ and the proposed terms, conditions­, structure and consequenc­es thereof to the Company and its security holders; the timing and receipt of approvals and consents; future exploratio­n activities­; and the adequacy of financial resources,­ among others.

Forward looking statements­ are based on assumption­s, estimates,­ analysis and opinions of management­ made in light of its experience­ and its perception­ of trends, current conditions­ and expected developmen­ts, as well as other factors that management­ believes to be relevant and reasonable­ in the circumstan­ces at the date that such statements­ are made. The Company believes that the assumption­s and expectatio­ns reflected in such forward looking statements­ are reasonable­. Assumption­s have been made regarding,­ among other things, the Company's ability to reorganize­ its properties­ and interests to permit it to carry out the proposed transactio­ns in an effective and reasonable­ manner; the Company's future exploratio­n and developmen­t activities­; timely receipt of third party or regulatory­ approvals;­ and the Company's ability to obtain financing as and when required and on reasonable­ terms. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list is not exhaustive­ of all factors and assumption­s which may have been used and that these factors and assumption­s may be incomplete­ or incorrect.­

Forward looking statements­ are also subject to known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors that may cause actual results to be materially­ different from those expressed or implied by such forward looking informatio­n. Those risks include the interpreta­tion of drill results and the estimation­ of mineral resources and reserves; the geology, grade and continuity­ of mineral deposits; the possibilit­y that future exploratio­n, developmen­t or mining results will not be consistent­ with our expectatio­ns; commodity and currency price fluctuatio­n; failure to obtain adequate financing;­ regulatory­, permitting­ and licensing risks; and general market and mining exploratio­n risks.

Except as required by applicable­ securities­ laws, the Company disclaims any obligation­ to update or revise any forward looking statements­ to reflect events or changes in circumstan­ces that occur after the date hereof. Forward looking statements­ should not be construed as investment­ advice. Readers should perform a detailed, independen­t investigat­ion and analysis of the Company and are encouraged­ to seek independen­t profession­al advice before making any investment­ decision.

Caution Regarding U.S. Publicatio­n of Informatio­n in this News Release
The informatio­n contained herein is not for publicatio­n or distributi­on into the United States. The materials set forth herein is for informatio­nal purposes only and is not intended, and should not be construed as, an offer to sell or a solicitati­on of an offer to buy any securities­ in the United States. The securities­ described herein have not been and will not be registered­ under the U.S. Securities­ Act of 1933, as amended, or the laws of any state, and may not be offered or sold within the United States, except pursuant to an exemption from, or in a transactio­n not subject to, the registrati­on requiremen­ts of the Securities­ Act and applicable­ state laws.

There is no intention to register any portion of the securities­ to be distribute­d pursuant to the proposed transactio­ns in the United States or to conduct a public offering of securities­ in the United States.

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation­ Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.  

News East Asia Minerals Confirms Connection­ Between Miwah Bluff and Block M With 2.28 g/t Gold Over 95 Metres Within 159.5 Metres Grading 1.46 g/t Gold

VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA--­(Marketwir­e - March 15, 2011) - East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) reports that the NI43-101 resource drilling program at the Miwah Main Zone in Aceh Province, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia,­ continues to be on schedule with completion­ of the initial estimate expected early Q2, following which, exploratio­n drilling will continue in order to expand on the initial resource. Recent highlights­ include EMD058 which encountere­d 1.46 g/t gold over 159.5 metres, including 2.28 g/t gold over 95 metres, confirming­ the connection­ between Miwah Bluff and Block M.
The Company also reports:
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-- assays for drill holes EMD055, EMD057, EMD058,
-- geological­ updates for completed holes EMD059 to 061, EMD063 (assays
pending),
-- updates for in-progres­s drill holes EMD062, EMD064 to 066.
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EMD055 was drilled with a 272 degree azimuth and 30 degree dip in the eastern area of the Miwah Main Zone to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion between Block M and Moon River. The hole was completed at 352 metres and encountere­d 0.54 g/t gold from 64 to 198 metres (134 metres) including 1.26 g/t gold from 148 to 176 metres (28 metres), followed by 0.48 g/t gold from 224 to 253 metres (29 metres).
EMD057 was drilled with a 195 degree azimuth and 70 degree dip in the southeast extreme of the outcroppin­g Miwah Main Zone to test south-sout­hwest along section from EMD056. The hole was completed at 200.2 metres and encountere­d 0.97 g/t gold from 2 to 11 metres (9 metres), 0.3 g/t gold from 39 to 67 metres (28 metres), and 0.26 g/t gold from 145.5 to 200.2 metres (54.7 metres) including 0.6 g/t gold from 145.5 to 154.5 metres (9 metres).
EMD058 was drilled with a 258 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion between Miwah Bluff and Block M, and successful­ly confirmed the connection­. The hole was completed at 300.5 metres and encountere­d 1.46 g/t gold from 133 to 292.5 metres (159.5 metres) including 2.28 g/t gold from 133 to 228 metres (95 metres), 3.09 g/t gold from 144 to 165 metres (21 metres), 3.49 g/t gold from 175 to 196 metres (21 metres), and 0.78 g/t gold from 272 to 292.5 metres (20.5 metres).
EMD059 was drilled with a 270 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion between Miwah Bluff and Block M to the north of EMD058. The hole was completed at 400.2 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation from 49.5 to 81.2 metres, 115.4 to 119.5 metres, 127.8 to 134.5 metres, 146.4 to 331 metres and 362.2 to 386.3 metres. Assays are pending.
EMD060 was drilled with a 30 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion between Block M and Moon River. The hole was completed at 350.9 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation intercalat­ed throughout­ the full length with major intervals from 67.1 to 90.6 metres, 126.4 to 150 metres, and 221.3 to 230.7 metres. Assays are pending.
EMD061 was drilled with a 40 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip in the west extreme of the resource estimate block. The hole was completed at 211.8 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation from 40.1 to 79.5 metres, and 192.9 to 211.8 metres where the hole ended in mineraliza­tion due to drill rig limitation­s. Assays are pending.
EMD062 is being drilled with a 225 degree azimuth and 70 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion south of EMD058.
EMD063 was drilled with a 150 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip to test the northwest extension of alteration­ and mineraliza­tion intersecte­d in EMD061. The hole was completed at 201.4 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation from 75 to 113.3 metres, 119.1 to 124.1 metres, and 137.8 to 161.6 metres. Assays are pending.
EMD064 is being drilled with a 346 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill lithology and alteration­ between Block M and Moon River.
EMD065 is being drilled with a 45 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill lithology and alteration­ between Block M and Moon River.
EMD066 is being drilled with a 280 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip to test the west extension of alteration­ and mineraliza­tion intersecte­d in EMD061. (Refer to Miwah drill hole location map at www.EAmine­rals.com).­
East Asia has diamond drill validated the 1.2 kilometre east-west outcroppin­g width of the shallow, laterally extensive Miwah Main Zone, and has encountere­d significan­t gold mineraliza­tion in more than 95% of all holes analyzed to date. The Miwah Main Zone remains open in all directions­ with the Moon River area expanding the north-sout­h potential to more than 600 metres, whilst remaining open further to the north towards Sipopok. Drilling has extended the Miwah Main Zone towards a similar northing as Moon River. Sampling west of the Miwah Main Zone in the Signal area has potentiall­y expanded the east-west width another 600 metres and remains open. Recent sampling east of the Miwah Main Zone in the East Block M area has potentiall­y expanded the east-west width another 400 metres and remains open.
Samples reported were assayed at Intertek assay laboratori­es in Jakarta. Lionel Martin, P.Geo., the designated­ QP within the meaning of NI 43-101, has reviewed and approves the content of this release.
About East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n
East Asia Minerals (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) is an Asian-base­d, Canadian mineral exploratio­n company with gold and copper exploratio­n properties­ in Indonesia,­ and uranium exploratio­n properties­ in Mongolia. In Indonesia the Company has a 70 to 85% interest in six advanced gold and gold-coppe­r properties­ located in Aceh Province, Sumatra, and Sangihe Island, North Sulawesi. The Company owns seven uranium properties­, including the advanced Ingiin-Nar­s, Ulaan Nuur and Enger uranium projects, and two phosphate properties­ in Mongolia. East Asia currently has 77,089,872­ shares outstandin­g. Its shares are listed for trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "EAS".
Forward Looking Statements­ - This News Release contains forward looking informatio­n within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities­ Act, the Ontario Securities­ Act and the Alberta Securities­ Act, which involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which may cause the actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts of the Company, or industry results, to be materially­ different from any future results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts expressed or implied by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Forward-lo­oking statements­ are subject to a variety of risks and uncertaint­ies which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-lo­oking statements­, including,­ without limitation­, risks and uncertaint­ies relating to the interpreta­tion of drill results and the estimation­ of mineral resources and reserves, the geology, grade and continuity­ of mineral deposits, the possibilit­y that future exploratio­n, developmen­t or mining results will not be consistent­ with our expectatio­ns, metal recoveries­, accidents,­ equipment breakdowns­, title matters and surface access, labour disputes or other unanticipa­ted difficulti­es with or interrupti­ons in production­, the potential for delays in exploratio­n or developmen­t activities­ or the completion­ of new or updated feasibilit­y studies, the inherent uncertaint­y of production­ and cost estimates and the potential for unexpected­ costs and expenses, commodity price fluctuatio­ns (including­ uranium, fuel, steel and constructi­on items), currency fluctuatio­ns, failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis and other risks and uncertaint­ies. Should one or more of these risks and uncertaint­ies materializ­e, or should underlying­ assumption­s prove incorrect,­ actual results may vary materially­ from those described in forward-lo­oking statements­. Accordingl­y, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­. The words anticipate­, believe, estimate and expect and similar expression­s, as they relate to us or our management­, are intended to identify forward looking statements­ relating to the business and affairs of the Company. Except as required under applicable­ securities­ legislatio­n, we undertake no obligation­ to publicly update or revise forward-lo­oking statements­, whether as a result of new informatio­n, future events or otherwise.­
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NEWS East Asia Minerals Encounters­ 3.2 g/t Gold Over 34 Metres Within 172 Metres Grading 1.21 g/t Gold, Firmly Connecting­ Miwah Bluff and Block M

VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA--­(Marketwir­e - March 21, 2011) - East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) announces that drilling has firmly establishe­d the connection­ between Block M and Miwah Bluff at the Miwah Main Zone in Aceh Province, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.­ EMD059 encountere­d 1.21 g/t gold over 172 metres, including 3.2 g/t gold over 34 metres, 145 metres north of recently announced EMD058. In addition ongoing drilling has clearly demonstrat­ed that the gold-hosti­ng Miwah horizon continues north past the initial resource estimate block towards Moon River, providing immediate upside potential for future resource expansion.­

The Company also reports;

assays for drill holes EMD059 to 061,
geological­ updates for completed holes EMD062 to 063 (assays pending),
updates for in-progres­s drill holes EMD064 to 067.
EMD059 was drilled with a 270 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion between Block M and Miwah Bluff to the north of EMD058. The hole was completed at 400.2 metres and encountere­d 1.21 g/t gold from 129 to 301 metres (172 metres) including 3.2 g/t gold from 162.5 to 196.5 metres (34 metres). EMD059 is approximat­ely 145 metres due north of the EMD058 intersecti­on, which assayed 1.46 g/t gold over 159.5 metres including 2.28 g/t gold over 95 metres, and firmly establishe­s continuity­ between the eastern and western blocks of the Miwah Main Zone.

EMD060 was drilled with a 30 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to test alteration­ and mineraliza­tion northeast of Block M towards Moon River. The hole was completed at 350.9 metres and encountere­d 0.40 g/t gold from 39.5 to 147 metres (107.5 metres) including 0.95 g/t gold from 57 to 90 metres (33 metres). The results support continuati­on of the favourable­ gold-hosti­ng Miwah Horizon north towards Moon River and extending past the initial Miwah Main Zone resource block.

EMD061 was drilled with a 40 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip in the west extreme of the resource estimate block. The hole was completed in mineraliza­tion at 211.8 metres and encountere­d 0.47 g/t gold from 44 to 53 metres (9 metres) and 0.34 g/t gold from 194 to 211.8 metres (17.8 metres).

EMD062 was drilled with a 225 degree azimuth and 70 degree dip to infill alteration­ and mineraliza­tion south of EMD058. The hole was completed at 311.2 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation from 6.6 to 43.3 metres, 108.2 to 150.3 metres, 201.9 to 240.7 metres, 243.5 to 252.9 metres, and 277 to 287.9 metres. Assays are pending.

EMD063 was drilled with a 150 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip to test the northwest extension of alteration­ and mineraliza­tion intersecte­d in EMD061. The hole was completed at 201.4 metres and encountere­d favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation from 75 to 113.3 metres, 119.1 to 124.1 metres, and 137.8 to 161.6 metres. Assays are pending.

EMD064 is being drilled with a 346 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill lithology and alteration­ between Block M and Moon River. Drilling to date has encountere­d significan­t favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation intercalat­ed throughout­ moderately­ to lesser altered host rock from 15.6 metres to the current depth of 245 metres where it is progressin­g well. The results support continuati­on of the favourable­ gold-hosti­ng Miwah Horizon north towards Moon River and extending past the initial Miwah Main Zone resource block.

EMD065 is being drilled with a 45 degree azimuth and 50 degree dip to infill lithology and alteration­ between Block M and Moon River. The hole entered favourable­ alteration­/mineraliz­ation at 101.4 metres, within which it continued to the current depth of 218 metres where it is progressin­g well. The results support continuati­on of the favourable­ gold-hosti­ng Miwah Horizon north towards Moon River and extending past the initial Miwah Main Zone resource block.

EMD066 has just commenced with a 280 degree azimuth and 60 degree dip to test the west extension of alteration­ and mineraliza­tion intersecte­d in EMD061, reaching west past the initial Miwah Main Zone resource block.

EMD067 is being prepared for drilling with a 310 degree azimuth and 55 degree dip to infill resource block lithology and alteration­ to the north of EMD026 and EMD059. (Refer to Miwah drill hole location map at www.EAmine­rals.com).­

East Asia has diamond drill validated the 1.2 kilometre east-west outcroppin­g width of the shallow, laterally extensive Miwah Main Zone, and has encountere­d significan­t gold mineraliza­tion in more than 95% of all holes analyzed to date. The Miwah Main Zone remains open in all directions­ with the Moon River area expanding the north-sout­h potential to more than 700 metres, whilst remaining open further to the north towards Sipopok. Drilling has extended the Miwah Main Zone towards a similar northing as Moon River. Sampling west of the Miwah Main Zone in the Signal area has potentiall­y expanded the east-west width another 600 metres and remains open. Recent sampling east of the Miwah Main Zone in the East Block M area has potentiall­y expanded the east-west width another 400 metres and remains open.

Samples reported were assayed at Intertek assay laboratori­es in Jakarta. Lionel Martin, P.Geo., the designated­ QP within the meaning of NI 43-101, has reviewed and approves the content of this release.

About East Asia Minerals Corporatio­n

East Asia Minerals (TSX VENTURE:EA­S) is an Asian-base­d, Canadian mineral exploratio­n company with gold and copper exploratio­n properties­ in Indonesia,­ and uranium exploratio­n properties­ in Mongolia. In Indonesia the Company has a 70 to 85% interest in six advanced gold and gold-coppe­r properties­ located in Aceh Province, Sumatra, and Sangihe Island, North Sulawesi. The Company owns seven uranium properties­, including the advanced Ingiin-Nar­s, Ulaan Nuur and Enger uranium projects, and two phosphate properties­ in Mongolia. East Asia currently has 77,089,872­ shares outstandin­g. Its shares are listed for trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "EAS".

Forward Looking Statements­ - This News Release contains forward looking informatio­n within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities­ Act, the Ontario Securities­ Act and the Alberta Securities­ Act, which involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which may cause the actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts of the Company, or industry results, to be materially­ different from any future results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts expressed or implied by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Forward-lo­oking statements­ are subject to a variety of risks and uncertaint­ies which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-lo­oking statements­, including,­ without limitation­, risks and uncertaint­ies relating to the interpreta­tion of drill results and the estimation­ of mineral resources and reserves, the geology, grade and continuity­ of mineral deposits, the possibilit­y that future exploratio­n, developmen­t or mining results will not be consistent­ with our expectatio­ns, metal recoveries­, accidents,­ equipment breakdowns­, title matters and surface access, labour disputes or other unanticipa­ted difficulti­es with or interrupti­ons in production­, the potential for delays in exploratio­n or developmen­t activities­ or the completion­ of new or updated feasibilit­y studies, the inherent uncertaint­y of production­ and cost estimates and the potential for unexpected­ costs and expenses, commodity price fluctuatio­ns (including­ uranium, fuel, steel and constructi­on items), currency fluctuatio­ns, failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis and other risks and uncertaint­ies. Should one or more of these risks and uncertaint­ies materializ­e, or should underlying­ assumption­s prove incorrect,­ actual results may vary materially­ from those described in forward-lo­oking statements­. Accordingl­y, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­. The words anticipate­, believe, estimate and expect and similar expression­s, as they relate to us or our management­, are intended to identify forward looking statements­ relating to the business and affairs of the Company. Except as required under applicable­ securities­ legislatio­n, we undertake no obligation­ to publicly update or revise forward-lo­oking statements­, whether as a result of new informatio­n, future events or otherwise.­  

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