ENVIRONMENT

Overturned coal truck loses full load

AN AMBULANCE had to be called after a coal truck overturned and the contents of its tray spilled at a New South Wales open cut coal mine.

 The truck operator was helped out of the cabin by first responders.

The truck operator was helped out of the cabin by first responders.

The operator of single-trailer road truck was trying to dump a load at a stockpile while being spotted by the loader operator in the cabin of the loader. The truck operator noticed the truck had become...

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