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Tahmoor worker suffers collapsed lung in pipe incident

The worker collapsed from the impact.

The mine worker was hit by a recoiling six metre polyethylene pipe underground at Simec’s Tahmoor colliery in New South Wales.

The mine worker was hit by a recoiling six metre polyethylene pipe underground at Simec’s Tahmoor colliery in New South Wales.

The pipe, which was protruding from a flatbed trailer, became stuck on the gas range when workers were attempting to shunt the trailer to a new location. Three underground workers, known as the Tahmoor...

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