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The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration has been investigating the accident since it was reported, and miners are not currently allowed in the affected areas.
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“Even though water might be going over the logs, the force itself is going under the log, and that’s where bodies, boats will be propelled or pushed,” said Joe McCullough, with the Department of Natural Resources Office of Boating Safety.
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Floating debris accumulates on the upriver side of the Peger Road bridge over the Chena River forming a bank-to-bank log jam in the high water caused by recent rainfall Friday morning, August 23, 2019.
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