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Platform collapse send miner to hospital

A GRADER operator at a New South Wales mine ended up in hospital after the hydraulic lift he was using fell unexpectedly.

The hydraulic lift platform that fell unexpectedly.

The hydraulic lift platform that fell unexpectedly.

He had been using the lift to lower himself to the ground when its hydraulics failed. The driver hit his ribs on the hand rail. He was taken to hospital. The NSW Resources Regulator told miners...

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