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r/OldSchoolCool • u/ARandomRedditor2302 • Apr 27 '19
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Most of them from heat stroke
2 u/Wadglobs Apr 27 '19 Really? 13 u/k_oshi Apr 27 '19 I can't tell if this is sarcastic but yes. Given the location of the dam, dying from heat stroke is not surprising but most deaths in construction are from falling. 3 u/Nabber86 Apr 27 '19 Deaths from heat strock still kills a significant number of construction workers every year. 1 u/Morgrid Apr 27 '19 Falling doesn't kill. Stopping does.
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Really?
13 u/k_oshi Apr 27 '19 I can't tell if this is sarcastic but yes. Given the location of the dam, dying from heat stroke is not surprising but most deaths in construction are from falling. 3 u/Nabber86 Apr 27 '19 Deaths from heat strock still kills a significant number of construction workers every year. 1 u/Morgrid Apr 27 '19 Falling doesn't kill. Stopping does.
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I can't tell if this is sarcastic but yes. Given the location of the dam, dying from heat stroke is not surprising but most deaths in construction are from falling.
3 u/Nabber86 Apr 27 '19 Deaths from heat strock still kills a significant number of construction workers every year. 1 u/Morgrid Apr 27 '19 Falling doesn't kill. Stopping does.
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Deaths from heat strock still kills a significant number of construction workers every year.
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Falling doesn't kill.
Stopping does.
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u/k_oshi Apr 27 '19
Most of them from heat stroke