Investigators return to scene after worker injured in dust explosion
Fire investigators are working to determine the cause of an explosion at a Darling Downs business.
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Investigators have returned to the scene of an explosion that injured a worker after residual smoke was detected.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services were called to the Riverina Stockfeed depot in Oakey about 4pm on Tuesday after reports of a dust explosion.
A QFES spokesman said there was reports of smoke and a burning smell but no fire.
One person was reportedly injured and later taken to hospital by a private party.
Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics were also on scene to support the firefighters who were conducting atmospheric monitoring.
Crew are back on scene this morning to continue their investigation and ensure the site is properly ventilated
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