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Industrial disasters can cause great damage from accidents or negligence. Examples are given of disasters in defense industries from explosions at storage sites. Manufacturing disasters involve fires and building collapses that have killed over 1000 people. Mining disasters result from explosions, fires, flooding or collapses that have led to hundreds of deaths. Energy industry disasters include nuclear meltdowns and oil spills, while chemical industry disasters such as the Bhopal gas tragedy have killed tens of thousands due to toxic gas leaks and other incidents.
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They are a form of industrial accident where great damage, injury or loss of life are caused. Other disasters can also be considered industrial disasters, if their causes are rooted in the products or processes of industry.
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- Examples of major industrial accidents from various industries that caused significant damage, injury or loss of life such as the Bhopal disaster and Willow Island construction accident.
- Mitigation strategies to reduce risks of industrial accidents like hazard mapping, land use planning, and improving community preparedness.
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- 9. Mining fire, explosion, suffocation, formation of chemical gases, flood, landslide or earth wall collapse Soma mine disaster in Turkey. An explosion occurred 2km below the surface. Fire and CO poisoning killed 301. Dhanbad coal mine explosion killed 375 miners on 1965
- 10. Energy accidents in power generating industries, nuclear reactors, oil- spill or explosion during transportation Chernobyl disaster – uncontrolled reactor led to meltdown. Killed 100 & radiation affected 10,000 people. December 9,2014 – an oil tanker collision caused 3.5L furnace oil spread in Sundarbans ,Bangladesh an protected mangrove area
- 13. Chemical Industry improper maintenance and safety procedures, unskilled workers Bhopal Gas Tragedy – December 3,1984 MIC- Methyl Iso Cyanate gas leakage in a pesticide manufacturing company. Reduction in investment led to old equipment, less no of workers and no maintenance to reduce loss by Union Carbide Ltd. Death toll around 15,000 within two weeks and 5 lakh people affected
- 16. 10 workers buried alive after wall collapse of effluent tank in SIPCOT, Ranipet. common effluent facility for 80 Tanneries, which had more sludge than its capacity and poor structure of unauthorized tank 1.5 lakh chemical sludge spread surrounding area and it will contaminate soil and ground water of that region