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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
161	200552743	11/19/2002	0625700	X	3731	Employee Killed By Fall From Hopper Barge Into Cargo Tank
162	201172871	11/12/2002	0950621		2421	Employee Struck By Falling Jib Boom
163	200901163	10/23/2002	0418400	X	1611	Employee Killed After Being Struck By A Crane'S Bucket
164	200552552	10/23/2002	0625700	X	1629	Employee Killed After Being Struck By Falling Load
165	202053609	10/17/2002	1032100	X	4959	Employee Killed When Struck By Anchor Cable
166	200552610	10/07/2002	0625700	X	1629	Employee Fell Into Waterway And Drowned
167	202004222	09/07/2002	0317000	X	1799	Employee Drowns While Working On A Hopper Barge
168	201922606	08/01/2002	0626700	X	4424	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack In Cargo Hold
169	200540771	05/31/2002	0317500	X	4491	Employee Drowns As A Result Of Falling Into River
170	201201811	05/23/2002	1054114		1751	Employee Injured In Fall From Scaffolding
171	171062490	05/10/2002	0854910	X	4499	Employee Drowned When Tug Took On Water
172	201450558	05/05/2002	0418500	X	3731	Employee Killed In Fall From Ship
173	200552073	02/09/2002	0625700	X	1389	Employee Drowned In Fall From Barge
174	200261600	01/15/2002	0627100	X	4491	Employee Falls From A Barge And Drowns
175	202064150	01/04/2002	0420100	X	4491	Barge Accident Kills One Employee And Injures Another
176	201361649	12/05/2001	0419400	X	3732	Employee Killed When He Fell Off Ladder Into River
177	200170389	11/23/2001	0257260	X	4221	Employee Killed When Falling 55 Feet Into Empty Hold
178	200220119	10/12/2001	0316300	X	4499	Employee Drowned In Fall Into Water
179	200552008	09/28/2001	0625700	X	4491	Employee Killed By A Clam Shell Bucket
180	200022515	07/29/2001	0214200	X	4424	Employee Dies When Crushed Between Barge And Tug

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