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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	Event Description
1	129018.01	08/26/2020	0552700	X	Fire Department Captain Dies Of Leukemia
2	124864.01	03/13/2020	0552652	X	Employee Falls Through Floor, Is Stuck In Between Joists, An
3	122671.01	12/05/2019	0253680	X	Employee Responds To Fire Alarm And Is Killed From Heart Att
4	116045.01	05/05/2019	0551702	X	Firefighter Is Killed In Fire
5	114949.01	03/05/2019	0551702	X	One Employee Is Killed, Three Others Are Injured In Fire
6	112747.01	01/10/2019	0253630		Interior Firefighters Incur Burns In Man Down Rescue
7	112478.01	01/07/2019	0253420		Employee Sustains Second Degree Facial Burns During Structur
8	114294.01	11/08/2018	0950623		Employee Suffers Burns To Hands, Face, And Neck From Radiant
9	114293.01	11/08/2018	0950623		Employee Suffers Burns And Injuries To Face And Neck Followi
10	112092.01	09/19/2018	0950641		Firefighter Sustains Burns When Roof Collapses
11	109137.01	08/25/2018	0950633		Employee Suffers Heat Exhaustion While On Firefighting Train
12	113100.01	08/19/2018	0950621		Employee Sustains Burns While Fighting Fire
13	108375.01	08/13/2018	0950621	X	Employee Is Struck By Uprooted Tree During Aerial Drop Of Fi
14	108747.01	07/29/2018	0936100	X	Employee Is Killed When Struck By Falling Tree
15	107580.01	07/18/2018	1054115	X	Employee Is Killed When Tractor Overturns While Fighting Wil
16	107969.01	07/10/2018	0950625		Employee Experiences Heat Exhaustion During Fire Fighting
17	109544.01	07/05/2018	0950623		Employee Sustains Burns From Wildland Fire
18	106984.01	06/29/2018	0950621		Employee Sustains Heat Related Illness
19	107614.01	06/22/2018	0950632		Employee'S Leg Is Pierced By Metal Wire And Wound Becomes In
20	106436.01	06/09/2018	0950623		Volunteer Firefighter Loses Consciousness Upon Arrival To Sc

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