MINING NEWS: Sullivan deaths ruled unprecedentedB.C. chief inspector unravels mysteries of rare accident; directs all mines to ensure safety of personnel under similar conditions Rose Ragsdale For Mining News
The circumstances that led to four deaths in a water sampling shed at the Sullivan mine in southeastern British Columbia May 15-17, resulted from an unprecedented incident caused by an oxygen-deficient atmosphere, according to the province’s chief inspector of mines.
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