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assuming that this is a DNO supply cable, then the normal rules of sensible depth and warning tape don't apply.
 
Looks like the shovel can't be salvaged.some accidents can be fatal
A new shovel will never be an acceptable replacement
Lets hope it didn't suffer
 

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