Key Observations and Analysis
Accidental Contact with Live Electric Wire/Equipment: This is consistently the leading cause of fatal accidents involving humans across all three years. The high numbers suggest a significant lack of awareness, inadequate safety protocols, or negligence in handling electrical equipment and infrastructure.
Snapping of Conductors: This is a major cause of fatalities among animals. The snapping of conductors can be attributed to factors such as aging infrastructure, inadequate maintenance, weather conditions (e.g., storms, heavy rainfall), and external factors like tree branches falling on power lines.
Violation/Neglect of Safety Measures/Lack of Supervision: This reason accounts for a substantial number of both fatal and non-fatal accidents. It indicates a systemic issue with safety culture, training, and oversight in workplaces and public spaces.
Defective Appliances/Apparatus/Tools: Defective equipment contributes significantly to electrical accidents. This highlights the need for regular inspection, maintenance, and replacement of faulty appliances and tools.
Unauthorized Work: Engaging in electrical work without proper authorization and expertise is a dangerous practice that leads to preventable accidents.
Inadequate/Lack of Maintenance: Poor maintenance of electrical infrastructure and equipment is a recurring factor in electrical accidents. Regular inspections, timely repairs, and upgrades are essential to prevent failures and hazards.
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