According to Waldock,
the number of catastrophic accidents has actually gone down considerably since 2001, but the number of errors and near misses has increased.
Not exact matches
Sure, there have not been huge
numbers of accidents at nuclear power stations, but the consequences
of such
accidents are
catastrophic and the true death toll will nOt be known for many years.
This is in stark contrast to the small
number of lives lost in only one
catastrophic nuclear
accident.
Accidents which happen in such an environment are likely to result in
catastrophic injuries involving a
number of parties at varying degrees
of fault.
A
number of different
accidents can result in this type
of catastrophic injury, particularly workplace
accidents and car
accidents Depending on the degree and further classification
of the injury, the individual may never recover from the damage.
Although only 68 fatalities resulted from these
accidents, which is the lowest fatality rate since 2002, it is likely that a much higher
number of the motorcyclists involved in the 1,877
accidents sustained serious or
catastrophic injuries.
The
catastrophic nature
of aviation insurance can be measured in the
number of losses that have cost insurers hundreds
of millions
of dollars (Aviation
accidents and incidents).