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  1. Sical Logistics has been hired to handle overburden removal operations in the Dhori area, involving Central Coalfields.
  2. Sical Logistics secured a major contract worth Rs 534.73 crore to operate in the Indian market involving Central Coalfields.

Breach at Central Coalfields Kathara Washery releases slurry coal into Damodar river

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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A breach in Slurry Pond No. 5 at Central Coalfields Limited’s Kathara Washery washed a large quantity of slurry coal towards the Damodar river over the past two to three days. The slurry reportedly flowed out after part of the embankment gave way on Wednesday evening, which officials believe was caused by continuous heavy rainfall. Around 30,000 tonnes of slurry coal were stored in the pond.

From indiatimes.com

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The incident has raised concerns over possible water pollution. The Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board’s Dhanbad region is looking into the matter. The slurry had accumulated at the Kathara Washery for years and could not be cleared.

Sical Logistics recently secured a contract worth Rs 534.73 crore to handle overburden removal operations in the Dhori area for Central Coalfields Limited.

From indiatimes.com

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