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5 ago 2002

Autor:
Peter Fabricius, The Star [South Africa]

Asbestosis victims wait for their millions [South Africa]

Mining company Cape plc is still unable to give a date for the payout of ÂŁ11-million (about R175-million) in damages due to the 7 500 victims of asbestosis contracted from the company's mines in the Northern Cape.

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