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Production at Belaruskali potash mine unaffected by accident | World Fertilizer

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Tuesday, 13 March 20181 min read

Production at Belaruskali potash mine unaffected by accident

Reuters has reported that potash production at the Belarusian miner Belaruskali, the world’s largest exporter of the fertilizer ingredient, was unaffected following a mine accident on Friday last week.

Two miners were missing after the accident at the Belaruskali mine, the Belarusian emergency ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

According to the statement, the accident involved a rock slide and a burst of methane. The rescue operation was continuing, the ministry added.

Nicholas Woodroof

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Nick joined Palladian Publications in January 2018 after graduating from the University of Edinburgh with a degree in History, including a year abroad at the University of Delhi. After an enjoyable stint as Digital Editorial Assistant, he is now the Editor of Oilfield Technology and World Fertilizer.

Outside of work Nick enjoys cross-country running, whipping up the occasional curry and travelling.

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