A man has died at Goulburn South Caravan Park.
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Emergency services, including police, ambulance and NSW Fire and Rescue were called to the Hume Street caravan park shortly after 4pm Wednesday, September 20.
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Police confirmed a man had died at the complex and a police operation was underway to release and identify him.
The Goulburn Post understands the man was working underneath his bus when the jack collapsed.
On Thursday, Detective Chief Inspector Brendan Bernie said the 62-year-old man had been living at the caravan park for about two years.
The bus was a converted residence. The Goulburn Post understands the man lived there with his two school-aged children.
DCI Bernie said in such "distressing circumstances" police facilitated counselling and support for people affected, witnesses and emergency services.
Investigations are underway into the circumstances of the man's death but police say it is not suspicious. A report is also being prepared for the coroner.
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Louise Thrower
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If you have a story to tell, drop me a line at louise.thrower@austcommunitymedia.com.au or call 0418 229 678.
