Calls for tree felling regulation after man crushed at Buddhist monastery

A coroner in Tasmania has criticized years of government inaction on tree-felling safety regulations after another death involving a chainsaw, ABC News reports. The latest case saw a man crushed while working at a Buddhist monastery, prompting renewed calls for stronger oversight of the practice.

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