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The employee reports today, june 16, 2023, that on Monday, June 12, 2023, while working on the installation of a water pipe on the Cantera property there was a shot to extract material and that with the wind the dust reached the area EE was working and fell into EE's throat. EE indicates that at that time of the incident was not wearing mask.

The employee indicates that while performing maintenance work, employee coughed and felt severe pain in waist. The pain makes it impossible for employee to work.

The employee reported to work on 2-16-2021, but indicates that EE cannot work due to severe pain in EE's lower back.

Before starting work at 7:30 am, 8/13/20, the Supervisor noticed that the employee was in pain. Employee reports that in the early morning (2:00 am) they felt severe pain in back. EE was advised that they could not work under those conditions and that they could go to the CFSE. EE decided to rest for a day. On 8/14/20, the employee reported back pain and is referred to the CFSE.

The employee went today to a hospital because of a pain in left thigh and the doctor gave the employee rest until August 6. The hospital relates pain to work.

When the employee was lowering the Excavator to repair the air conditioner, EE hit the tree and there was a bee hive and the bees stung EE all over EE's body.

EE claims that on December 16, 2009 he started having a numbness sensation on his legs. On December 17th he went to the emergency room to receive treatment. The employee claims that he is still very symptomatic and on December 21st he went to CFSE to receive treatment.

EE was changing the chain on the D9R dozer. When he hit the hammer to the shoe, a fly passed through the security spectacles and impacted his left eye.

THE PERSON AFFECTED WAS ON HIS WAY TO THE EXTRACTION AREA WHEN HE SUFFERED AN APPARENT HEART ATTACK. THEN 2 OF HIS CO WORKERS LAYED HIM FLAT ON THE BED OF A TRUCK. THEN THE OFFICE SECRETARY RE QUESTED AN AMBULANCE VIA 911. AFTER NOTICING THAT, HIS SITUATION KEPT GETTING WORSE, THE PLANT MANAGER DECIDED TO TAKE HIM PERSONALLY TO THE HOSPITAL. HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD ON ARRIVAL.