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PERTH, Australia--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- 糖心vlog入口expresses its gratitude to Western Australia鈥檚 Department of Fire and Emergency Services for coordinating the successful search effort to locate a missing capsule lost while in transit from the company鈥檚 Gudai-Darri iron ore mine in the Pilbara, Western Australia.

糖心vlog入口would also like to thank the specialist search crews from the Australian Defence Force, the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency and the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, as well as all other support agencies, for their crucial role in the search and recovery efforts.

糖心vlog入口Iron Ore Chief Executive Simon Trott said, 鈥淲e are incredibly grateful for the hard work of everyone involved in finding the missing capsule.

鈥淲hile the recovery of the capsule is a great testament to the skill and tenacity of the search team, the fact is it should never have been lost in the first place. I鈥檇 like to apologise to the wider community of Western Australia for the concern it has generated.

鈥淲e are taking this incident very seriously and are undertaking a full and thorough investigation into how it happened.

鈥淭his sort of incident is extremely rare in our industry, which is why we need to investigate it thoroughly and learn what we can to ensure it doesn鈥檛 happen again. As part of our investigation, we will be assessing whether our processes and protocols, including the use of specialist contractors to package and transport radioactive materials, are appropriate.鈥�

Notes to editors

The device involved is an industrial gauge which is commonly used in the mining industry. In this instance it was being used at our Gudai-Darri mine site to measure iron ore feed in the crushing circuit of the fixed plant.

The capsule is small (6mm diameter, 8mm long), round and stainless steel, and forms part of a level sensor (gauge) that is used in some fixed plant assets.

The gauge, packed by a specialist radioactive materials handler, was collected by a transport contractor from the Gudai-Darri mine site on 12 January.