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Cropduster pilot dies in western NSW crash
AAP
The pilot of a cropduster has died after his plane hit the ground and burst into flames in central western NSW.
The light plane came down just before 8.30am on Monday on Dandaloo Road west of Narromine, with a spokesman from Civil Aviation Safety Authority confirming the pilot had died.
Emergency services are on the scene as well as HazMat crews that are cleaning up a small fuell spill.
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