Hawaii, which normally enjoys a far lower occupational injury and fatality rate than the national average, experienced a surge of serious workplace accidents and deaths during the first three weeks in May.
The state Department of Labor & Industrial Industries issued a warning notice Tuesday, saying that it has had responded to four fatalities and five serious workplace accidents from May 2 to May 21.
Among the accidents:
On May 2 on the Big Island of Hawaii, a heavy equipment boom holding a utility pole collapsed, causing the pole to strike a worker on the gr...
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