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On 7th February 2006 eight TTC workers were working in the tunnels of Eglington and Lawrence Station. These workers were using a petrol-powered generator and power-washers to clean debris. After 75 minutes of work the foreman called TTC Control and reported that the workers were poisoned by gas. Rescue workers spent 84 minutes to rescue the workers.
In the Court TTC admitted that it did not utilise proper machineries to remove poisonous carbon monoxide gas. The Court ordered a punitive damage of $165,000 towards a fund directed at the victims' family. The total amount of fine was $206,250.

2008-05-16 03:24:43 補充：
並非使用翻譯軟件

In the morning of February 7, 2006 (American format, you can change it yourself), eight TTC works got injured in subway tunnel at the corner of Eglinton and Lawrenc. They were using a gasoline powered generator and a power-washer to clean the tunnel. After worked started for seventy-five minutes, the foreman called TTC's control center complaining workers reported gas poisoning. Rescue crew took eighty-four minutes to extract all TTC workers.

TTC admitted in the court that there was no carbon monoxide removal system installed at the work site. The court increased the fine to $165,000, the money would got to a fund for the victims' family. The total penalty was $206,250.