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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 000653980 07/16/1990 0111400   1623 Employee Injured During Natural Gas Explosion
2 000654004 06/11/1991 0111400   4923 Five Employees Burned By Gas Main Fire
3 170111215 12/11/1995 0111400   1794 Employee'S Bulldozer Ruptures Gas Transmission Line
4 201523388 02/07/2010 0111500 X 1711 Four Employees Are Killed In Natural Gas Explosion
5 201523826 05/31/2011 0111500   5461 Two Workers Are Burned When Gas Oven Explodes
6 201523396 02/07/2010 0111500 X 1731 Employee Is Injured In Natural Gas Explosion
7 201523404 02/07/2010 0111500 X 1799 Employee Is Injured In Natural Gas Explosion
8 014529150 01/03/1996 0111700   4911 Methane Fire/Explosion
9 200080448 05/09/2000 0112000   1794 Cracked Valve Top Results In Natural Gas Leak
10 000652826 05/28/1992 0112000   3823 Two Employees Hospitalized For Natural Gas Overexposure
11 23935.015 08/03/2012 0112000   Two Employees Hospitalized Due To Burn Injuries.
12 014468375 11/09/1988 0155010   4953 Employees Suffer Minor Injuries During Gas Flash
13 200740462 08/02/1999 0213100 X 241 Two Employees Killed, One Injured By Exposure To Methane Gas
14 201310364 01/22/1999 0213400 X 1711 Employees Injured In Natural Gas Explosion
15 201331253 11/09/2010 0213600 X 241 Two Employees Are Exposed To Methane Gas, One Later Dies
16 200023406 10/19/2007 0214200 X 1522 One Killed, Three Injured, In Natural Gas Explosion
17 200150944 10/13/2004 0214700   5511 Employee Is Injured In Gas Explosion
18 014291025 08/28/1991 0214700   3451 Employees Treated For Inhalation Of Vapors
19 170664262 07/06/1996 0215000   4924 Six Employees Injured In Gas Main Explosion
20 014533129 02/02/1987 0215300 X 4959 Employee Dies Of Asphyxia After Being Overcome By Gas

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