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Tritton trap

AN UNDERGROUND worker at the Tritton copper mine in New South Wales suffered a broken pelvis on June 2 after he was trapped under a work bucket and a large metal pipe.

 A photo taken by the Nyngan Observer of the worker getting airlifted off site

A photo taken by the Nyngan Observer of the worker getting airlifted off site

The man, who is aged in his 30s, had been carrying out maintenance work underground when something went wrong and he became trapped. NSW emergency personnel got the call to attend the scene at around...

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