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11th victim dies from Imperial Sugar blast, 12 more in critical condition, sign the petition.  

Unfortunately an 11th victim from the Imperial Sugar refinery blast has died, please take a moment of your time to sign the petition at the left hand side of this site to encourage OSHA to set safety standards in explosive dust workplaces.

From the Associated Press:

Toll From Sugar Plant Blast Climbs to 11

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Another burn patient has died of injuries suffered in an explosion and fire at a sugar refinery, bringing the death toll to 11, officials said Sunday.

Two weeks after the blast at the Imperial Sugar plant in Port Wentworth, 12 other patients remain in critical condition at the Joseph M. Still Burn Center at Doctors Hospital in Augusta. Two are in serious condition.

A 15th patient, whose name was not released, died Saturday evening, said Beth Frits of the Burn Center.

A memorial had been held earlier in the day for the other victims, the 10th of whom died Friday.

The explosion was fueled by airborne sugar dust at the refinery, near Savannah, investigators have said. They have not yet determined what ignited it.

(This version CORRECTS that 12 patients are in critical condition, not 14.)

Don't let this happen again, sign the petition. As of now refineries can only voluntary agree to adapt standards for explosive dust, lets have OSHA make it mandatory.
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