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Fires and subsidence dangers increase in NSW mines

Notifications have increased for the principal mining hazards of fire and explosion.

Notifications have increased for the principal mining hazards of fire and explosion.

Notifications have increased for the principal mining hazards of fire and explosion.

In its Quarterly Safety Report, the NSW Resources Regulator said fire and explosion hazards increased from 67 to 70 and subsidence incidents increased from two to four.  Air quality or dust and other...

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