Accident case analysis: one question per Monday (2) – +3 wealth for participation, plus an additional 1-5 wealth for correct answers

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This post was last edited by wang*nhua77020 on 2016-5-14 at 20:35. At 18:00 on August 6th, Driver A drove a tank truck loaded with liquid chlorine onto section B56 of a certain highway. Around 20:00, the tank truck collided with a truck driven by Driver B, resulting in damage to the tank truck, its rupture, and a leak of liquid chlorine; this led to the death of all passengers in both vehicles, except for Driver A. After the collision, driver A, despite the severe damage to the tank truck and the fact that liquid chlorine was beginning to leak, did not call the police nor take any action; instead, he fled the scene immediately. As a result of the delay in taking emergency action, the leaked liquid chlorine rapidly vaporized and spread, causing widespread contamination. This led to 30 villagers living near section B56 of the highway dying from poisoning, 285 people being hospitalized, and nearly 10,000 people having to be evacuated urgently. At 2 a.m. on the 7th, emergency responders arrived at the scene, organized the urgent evacuation of the villagers and the search for those injured in the chlorine pollution area, and carried out emergency measures at the site. 　 　　1. According to the Interim Provisions on the Procedures for Investigating Particularly Serious Accidents, the tasks of the investigation team for such accidents include (　). A. Inviting military personnel to participate in the accident investigation. B. Participating in the management of chemical transport vehicles on the highways along the route. C. Handling emergency responses and issuing alerts in case of sudden incidents. D. Interrogating motor vehicle driver A. E. Establishing accident rescue mechanisms and continuously improving the systems for accident rescue. 2. According to the Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents (State Council Order No. 493), this accident falls under the category of (　) accident. 　　A. Extraordinarily serious B. Serious deaths C. Severe injuries D. Ordinary deaths E. Injuries and fatalities among workers 3. Collecting evidence in accident investigations is a very important part of such investigations; this process includes ( ) A. Gathering factual information related to the accident B. Carrying out emergency rescue operations for the accident C. Providing support to those involved in the rescue efforts D. Searching for driver A E. Reporting the progress of the investigation through the media 4. According to the “Classification of Work-related Injuries and Deaths in Enterprises” (GB 6441–1986), the items that can be considered as direct economic losses resulting from this accident include ( ) A. Funeral expenses and lost wages for those who died from poisoning B. Compensation and assistance funds for those who were injured and required hospital treatment C. Medical expenses incurred by those who were injured and hospitalized D. Accident compensation, fines, and other related costs E. Economic losses incurred during the period when the tank truck was out of service 5. According to the “Regulations on the Safety Management of Chemicals”, transportation companies must have ( ) A. Proper certification for carrying out transportation activities B. Systems for training drivers and providing them with safety education C. Necessary emergency response equipment and protective gear D. Basic cleaning and personal care supplies E. Licenses for transporting chemicals 1. According to the “Interim Provisions on the Procedures for Investigating Extraordinarily Serious Accidents”, the tasks of the team responsible for investigating such accidents include ( ) A. Inviting military personnel to assist in the accident investigation B. Managing chemical transport vehicles on the highways along the route C. Handling emergency responses and issuing alerts promptly D. Interrogating driver A E. Establishing mechanisms for accident rescue and continuously improving these systems Answer: D 2. According to the “Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Work-related Safety Accidents” (Decree No. 493 of the State Council), this accident falls under the category of ( ) accident. 　　A. Extraordinarily serious B. Serious deaths C. Severe injuries D. Ordinary deaths E. Injuries or deaths among workers Answer: A 3. Collecting evidence in accident investigations is a very important part of such investigations; this process includes ( ) A. Gathering factual information related to the accident B. Carrying out emergency rescue operations for the accident C. Offering support to those involved in the rescue efforts D. Searching for driver A E. Reporting the progress of the investigation through the media Answers: A, B, D 4. According to the “Classification of Work-related Injuries and Deaths in Enterprises” (GB 6441–1986), the items that can be considered as direct economic losses resulting from this accident include ( ) A. Funeral expenses and lost wages for those who died from poisoning B. Compensation and assistance funds for those who were injured and required hospital treatment C. Medical expenses incurred by those who were injured and hospitalized D. Accident compensation, fines, and other related costs E. Effective economic expenses incurred during the period when the tank truck was out of service Answers: A, B, C, D 5. As stipulated in the “Regulations on the Safe Management of Chemicals”, transportation companies must have ( ) A. Proper transportation qualifications B. Systems for training drivers and providing them with safety education C. Necessary emergency response equipment and protective gear D. Basic cleaning and personal care supplies E. Licenses for transporting chemicals Answers: A, B, C