First Lithium Completes Drill Program at Mollie River

First Lithium Resources Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:MCI)(PINK
SHEETS:FLNTF)(FRANKFURT:MHN) announces the completion of their drill program at
Mollie River. First Lithium returned to the property to assess the area beneath
hole MR-10-10 for a wider zone of gold and associated copper mineralization. The
hole was re-entered and deepened to 293 m and the 47 samples collected from this
new drill core were assayed for gold, copper and nickel. Results are summarized
in table form below.




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        Summary of Assay Results, Mollie River DDH MR-10-10 to 293 m.       
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(Cattarello Assayers, Rouyn-Noranda)   Range in Au (g/t)                    
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Method: "FA-GEO"                             0.005-0.055                    
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(Cattarello Assayers, Timmins)         Range in Cu (ppm)   Range in Ni (ppm)
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Method: "AAT-7"                                   62-437              15-164
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Results indicate that no significant gold intercept was discovered below the
narrow 1.8 g/t intercept initially documented in drill hole MR-10-10 (see news
release March 2, 2011). No further work is anticipated on these 2 claims. The
Company will evaluate the merits of further exploring the 3rd, non-contiguous
claim which lies 2 km to the west, toward Trelawney Mining and Exploration
Inc.'s Chester Gold Complex.


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Craig Naughty, President & CEO

This news release has been prepared on behalf of the First Lithium Resources
Inc. Board of Directors, which accepts full responsibility for its contents. The
contents of this release have been reviewed and approved by Mark Fedikow, a
qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.