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April 17, 2013
An explosion at a West Texas fertilizer plant kills 15 people and injures nearly 300 when 30 tons of highly explosive ammonium nitrate—stored in sheds without sprinkler systems — caught fire. Of those killed, 10 were emergency responders. ~Labor Tribune

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