Covid-19 throws a new spanner in the works for silicosis claimants

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Covid-19 throws a new spanner in the works for silicosis claimants
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Lung function tests cannot be carried out as they could lead to new coronavirus infections

Miners suffering from silicosis and awaiting their share of R5bn in compensation from gold companies may now have to wait longer as the dispersal of funds faces delays because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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