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New ules on chemicals urged
5th February 1965, Page 47
5th February 1965
Page 47
Page 47, 5th February 1965
— New ules on chemicals urged
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AT an inquest in York last week a rider urging that new regulations should be introduced to cover the transport of dangerous loads by road was passed by the jury. They returned a verdict of "death bymisadventure" on Ronald Turner, who died in hospital after an accident in which his vehicle hit a tree.
As a result of the accident concentrated sulphuric acid from 12 carboys in the load poured over him and he died four days afterwards. Evidence was given that only a light bulkhead separated the driver from the load. The carboys were stated
to have been secured by a wire.
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