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Virginia county employee electrocuted on the job

By ElecLaw

The evening before Thanksgiving, a county worker from the water department in Arlington, Virginia lost his life as he was helping to repair a broken water main. This video has touching comments from his co-workers.

On the job injuries make up many of the electrical accident injury problems. Electrical wires are more dangerous around construction or repair activity. May this departed worker rest in peace.

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