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WATCH | Brits mine dam wall collapse disrupts power lines and pollutes river

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WATCH | Brits mine dam wall collapse disrupts power lines and pollutes river

A tailings dam at Samancor’s Dikwena Chrome mine near Brits failed, releasing almost all stored tailings from compartment 1B and causing infrastructure damage but no casualties

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