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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
41	170697833	01/26/1998	0950623		161	0	Employee'S Suffers From Cellulitis After Knee Injury
42	200010353	07/13/1998	0729300	X	3429	0	Employee Overexposed To Chemical, Later Dies Of Pneumonia
43	200671451	10/09/1998	0418800	X	7997	0	Employee Dies Of Meningitis
44	200550424	11/20/1998	0625700	X	3731	0	Employee Dies Of Bacterial Pneumonia And Sepsis
45	171057425	02/05/1999	0854910		6513	0	Housekeeper Infected With Legionnaires' Disease.
46	170764047	05/04/1999	0950615		9511	0	Employee Becomes Ill When Exposed To Tainted Water In Trench
47	201093416	06/30/1999	0950645		9221	0	Two Police Officers Exposed To Hiv
48	170890883	09/13/1999	0950614		8062	622110	Employee Suffers From Pneumococcal Septicema
49	170843569	09/20/1999	0950615		8211	0	Employee Suffers From Legionnaires' Disease
50	170866628	10/21/1999	0950621	X	1751	0	Employee Dislocates Shoulder, Later Dies Of Infection
51	170007124	02/06/2000	1055300	X	4213	0	Employee Dies Of Dehydration From Enterocolitis
52	201033255	03/31/2000	0950635		7812	0	Employee Develops Pneumonia After Fighting Fire
53	201063062	05/25/2000	0950632		3728	0	Employee'S Leg Injured While Loading, Later Becomes Infected
54	200601672	08/27/2000	0625400	X	7389	0	Employee Dies Of Legionnaires' Disease
55	200920387	09/11/2000	0355111	X	1761	0	Employee Injured In Fall With Ladder, Dies Of Septic Shock
56	14373880	12/25/2000	0552626	X	9431	0	Employee Dies From Bacterial Infection
57	202003976	04/05/2001	0317000	X	8062	0	Employee Accidentally Splashes Bodily Fluid Into Eye
58	201094745	05/10/2001	0950645		7361	0	Employee Sustained Knee Infection From Chiseling Concrete
59	201172442	09/05/2002	0950621	X	8062	622110	Employee Dies Of Complications From Hepatitis C
60	14534101	09/10/2002	0935000	X	1542	0	Employee Dies From Bacterial Infection

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