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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
141	170630941	01/07/1996	0950642		3463	0	Employee Burned When Furnace Ignites Unexpectedly
142	201113693	04/18/2002	0950643		4953	0	Employee'S Finger Amputated By Motor Fan
143	201114048	01/04/2002	0950643		8069	0	Gas From Stove Explodes Seriously Injuring Cook
144	202463154	02/13/2006	0950643		1311	211111	Employee Is Injured In Explosion
145	202469052	08/30/2010	0950643	X	1521	236115	Employee Is Killed In Explosion And Flash Fire
146	201095254	10/03/2001	0950645		7532	0	Employee Run Over By Car While Conducting Repairs
147	170152276	04/29/1991	0950645		7533	0	Employee Burned When Carburetor Blows Back
148	201510252	11/09/2004	0950651	X	1622	237990	Four Employees Burned, Five Killed In Explosion
149	144329.015	10/26/2021	0950652			212321	Two Employees Incur Burns In Lp-Gas Explosion
150	201690732	10/25/2001	0950662		7699		Employee Injured In Flash Fire
151	170701692	06/30/1998	0950662		3272	0	Employee Burned When Engine Backfires
152	127207.015	02/28/2020	0950671			324110	Employee Suffers First And Second Degree Burns From Flash Fi
153	201631124	09/15/2000	1054111		1751		Employee Burned When Cutting A Fuel Tank Explodes
154	137855.015	07/07/2021	1054112			333514	Employee Suffers Burns From Ignited Alcohol Fumes

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