UNDERGROUND

Fall in waste area could have led to Grosvenor incident: Cutifani

A major fall in the waste area may have flushed gas onto the longwall face.

Anglo American's Grosvenor mine rescue team.

Anglo American's Grosvenor mine rescue team.

He told an analysts' conference that there were likely to be changes to the way the industry measured and responded to gas levels in underground coal mines.  "We don't think it [Grosvenor] was an operating...

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