ENVIRONMENT

Water inrush after fault breached

A CONTINUOUS miner inadvertently unleashed a torrent of water into a New South Wales underground coal mine after encountering a geological anomaly.

The continuous miner exposed a fault-related void that contained the water.

The continuous miner exposed a fault-related void that contained the water.

While mining in a development panel, the continuous miner exposed a fault-related void that contained the water. The NSW Resources Regulator confirmed the water entered the working face. It said...

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