Escape routes for slurry tanks

Regulations for the building of slurry tanks must be reviewed in light of the death of Nevin Spence, the gifted 22-year-old rugby player, who died alongside his father and brother, because the same could happen again to another family.

Escape routes for slurry tanks

Many tanks now being built are eight feet in depth and are impossible for a person to get out if they fall in.

There needs to be an escape route out of these tanks and possibly a compulsory lifebuoy put beside them to aid a recovery if someone falls in.

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