The World Most Dangerous Accidents happening and people are losing their lives, Facts of the world and the most updated events you will get.
Amazing Facts
Monday, November 16, 2009
Accidents Will Happen
By the law of averages you are more likely to be killed by a flying champagne cork than by a poisonous spider.
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In the USA, in 1998, 48 people lost their lives due to rollercoaster accidents!
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There is a town in Maryland called Accident. It sits on a major state highway linking western Maryland with the rest of the state. On the approach to the town is a road sign that doubles as a warning and is always true, no matter what the traffic condition. The sign says: ACCIDENT AHEAD
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You have a higher chance of being killed by a donkey than dying in a plane crash.
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In the USA an average of 55,700 people are injured by their own jewellery every year.
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The first person to be killed in an auto accident in the United States was Henry H. Bliss, a 68-year-old real estate broker. On September 14, 1899, in New York City, Mr. Bliss stepped from a streetcar, turned to assist a woman passenger, and was hit by a cab.
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In Britain, in 1999, 43 adults died in their bathtubs!
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The first fatal plane accident occurred on September 17, 1908 - - the pilot in that crash was none other than Orville Wright. In mid-flight, the propeller broke and the plane plunged 150 feet. Orville suffered multiple hip and leg fractures but Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge of the U.S. Signal Corps., who was also on board, died.
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In the USA a house catches fire every 45 seconds.
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La Paz, Bolivia, which is about 12,000 feet above sea level, is nearly a fireproof city, and the fire engine ordered out of civic pride gather dust in their firehouses. At that altitude, the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere barely supports fire.
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In the USA, in 1998, 48 people lost their lives due to rollercoaster accidents!
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There is a town in Maryland called Accident. It sits on a major state highway linking western Maryland with the rest of the state. On the approach to the town is a road sign that doubles as a warning and is always true, no matter what the traffic condition. The sign says: ACCIDENT AHEAD
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You have a higher chance of being killed by a donkey than dying in a plane crash.
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In the USA an average of 55,700 people are injured by their own jewellery every year.
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The first person to be killed in an auto accident in the United States was Henry H. Bliss, a 68-year-old real estate broker. On September 14, 1899, in New York City, Mr. Bliss stepped from a streetcar, turned to assist a woman passenger, and was hit by a cab.
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In Britain, in 1999, 43 adults died in their bathtubs!
•
The first fatal plane accident occurred on September 17, 1908 - - the pilot in that crash was none other than Orville Wright. In mid-flight, the propeller broke and the plane plunged 150 feet. Orville suffered multiple hip and leg fractures but Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge of the U.S. Signal Corps., who was also on board, died.
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In the USA a house catches fire every 45 seconds.
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La Paz, Bolivia, which is about 12,000 feet above sea level, is nearly a fireproof city, and the fire engine ordered out of civic pride gather dust in their firehouses. At that altitude, the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere barely supports fire.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The plane was landing at Irkutsk International Airport in rain and low visibility when it veered off and overran the runway, struck a building and burst into flames. It was reported the plane was traveling at a high rate of speed when it landed. The braking system may have failed.
Date: July 09, 2006
Location: Irkutsk, Russia
Aircraft: Airbus A-310-324ET
Reg: F-OGYP
Airline: Sibir (S7)
Flight No: 778
Fatalities: 203 : 128
Recent Accidents
Date: November 6, 2009 Time: 21:19
Location: Off Mongokhto, Russia
Operator: Military - Russian Navy
AC Type: Tupolev Tu-142M3
Reg: ?
Aboard: 11 Fatalities: 11 Ground: 0
Route: Training
Details: Crashed 20 miles offshore in the Tartar Strait while on approach.
Location: Off Mongokhto, Russia
Operator: Military - Russian Navy
AC Type: Tupolev Tu-142M3
Reg: ?
Aboard: 11 Fatalities: 11 Ground: 0
Route: Training
Details: Crashed 20 miles offshore in the Tartar Strait while on approach.
Violence Update
From Jan. 1989 to October 31, 2009 | |
Total Killings * | 93,064 |
Custodial Killings | 6,965 |
Civilians Arrested | 116,525 |
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed | 105,761 |
Women Widowed | 22,707 |
Children Orphaned | 107,287 |
Women gang-raped / Molested | 9,893 |
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Total Killings * | 46 |
Men | 43 |
Women | 1 |
Children | 2 |
Custodial Killings | 3 |
Tortured/Critically Injured | 240 |
Civilians Arrested | 88 |
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed | 3 |
Disappeared | 0 |
Women Widowed | 1 |
Children Orphaned | 7 |
Women gang-raped / Molested | 5 |
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