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It also resulted in more air going through a goaf area.

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Dangerous gas levels at NSW coal mine

The gas peaked at 5.04% at a mixing chamber, according to an alert by NSW Mine Safety. In order to reduce pressure off a brattice wing to make repairs, a deputy closed a regulator adjacent to the wing....

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