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2017
Authorities 'rely heavily' on info from illegal miners after gas explosionBy:ILLEGAL MINING Authorities say they have relied heavily on the information from illegal miners at Harmony Gold’s Eland mine in Welkom, Free State, after a gas explosion on Thursday last week. Major General Lerato Molale said on Friday that the search was still continuing.
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