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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
81	202553582	09/28/2011	0950631		5141	Employee Suffers From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
82	201023793	08/25/2011	0950615		783	Employee Is Bitten By Snake
83	202554036	08/13/2011	0950631		7381	Security Guard Is Bitten By Rattlesnake
84	201495355	06/21/2011	0950625		5191	Worker Becames Illl While Spraying Herbicide
85	200515286	04/12/2011	0552700	X	7389	Employee Is Overcome By Carbon Monoxide, Later Dies
86	200264141	04/10/2011	0627100	X	721	Employee Dies From Herbicide Poisoning
87	202543146	04/08/2011	0950641		8221	Employee Is Poisoned By Thallium Acetate
88	202542791	03/26/2011	0950641		1752	Two Workers Are Sent To Hospital Due To Carbon Monoxide
89	200556389	03/06/2011	0625700	X	1799	Employee Is Overcome By Hydrogen Sulfide And Dies In Fall
90	201863107	02/22/2011	0830100		3281	Four Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisioning
91	201925237	05/17/2010	0626700		1541	Four Employees Are Chemically Poisoned With Epichlorohydrin
92	201262706	04/27/2010	0524200		2099	Multiple Employees Suffer Chemical Poisoning
93	202560371	01/25/2010	0352420		4213	Two Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
94	200784957	01/09/2010	0626300	X	1311	Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Kills One And Poisons Six Workers
95	201493574	11/19/2009	0950625		723	Three Employees Are Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
96	200632149	11/17/2009	0316400	X	7532	Employee Ingests Acid Aluminum Cleaner, Later Dies
97	200123073	11/11/2009	0523400		7933	Employees Sustain Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
98	201622834	10/24/2009	1054196		4941	Employee Is Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
99	201492543	07/31/2009	0950625	X	2879	Employee Dies From Chemical Inhalation
100	201614245	07/12/2009	1054193		7363,5148	Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide, Eleven Hospitalized

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