Deepest Belgian Lamtert Mine at 3490 feet noted
Report notes Lamtert Coal Mine in Belgium as the deepest in the world at 3490 feet while Leighs Creek Mine plans a 1500 foot shaft. It mentions eucalyptus oil remedies as popular among miners for colds and respiratory issues.
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