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Occupational Safety and Health Statistics

1. Statistics and reported cases in occupational injuries and diseases in Vietnama.

Total occupational injuries and disease (1996-2000)

YearSerious Occupational Accidents (OA)Occupational diseases (OD)
Number of serious occupational accidentsNumber of fatal victimNumber of serious injury victimNew cases in the yearTotal Number Occupational diseases gathering previous years
199624928515307878836
1997320402187010639899
1998312362255286510764
19993353992611137812142
20003684031020108113223

(Source: Department of Labour Protection MOLISA) and Department of Medicine Preventive (MOH)

Fatal Occupational accients break down by age (1996- 1999)

Year Rate of Fatal Occupational accients break down by age
< 18 from 18 to 30 from 31 to 45 > 46
1996 15 37.5 43.5 4
1997 17.8 36.3 38.5 7.4
1998 25.1 35.5 32.6 6.8
1999 23.4 34.9 35.7 6

Fatal Occupational accients break down by occupational age (1996- 1999)

year< 1 year1 to 5 years6 to 10 years11 to 20 years> 20 year
199622.132.517.214.713.5
199715.137.915.117.514.4
1998     
19997.643936.66.8

Occupational accidents in electricity (1996-2000)

Year19961997199819992000
Fatal accidents occupational frequency per 100,000 employees12338126
Accidents occupational frequency per 100,000 employees98118864747
Fatal accidents occupational frequency per one billion KWh product0.474.052.61.31.17
Accidents occupational frequency per one billion KWh product3.74.052.61.31.17

(Source: Report of Vietnam Electricity Co operation – 2001)

Occupational accidents in coal exploitation (1996-2000)

Year19961997199819992000
Total of labor force73.28769.84975.97182.07578.000
Total of clean coal production (Billion tone)9.611.311.310.311.3
Fatal accidents occupational frequency per 100,000 employees3143144830
Accidents occupational frequency per 100,000 employees2427103821

(Source: Department of Labour Inspection – 2001)

Occupational accidents are classified into 3 categories

  • Fatal occupational accidents: the victims die at the place where the accident occurs, die on the way to hospital, die while being given emergency first aid, die in the period of treatment, die because of recurrence of the wound caused by the occupational accidents;
  • Serious occupational accidents: victims having at least one of the injuries referred to in Appendix 1 (see below)
  • Light occupational accidents: all other accidents, which do not fall into the above-mentioned categories.

2. Number of occupational injury and diseases cases, which received compensation. (1996-2000)

YearNew cases in the yearTotal number gathering previous years
199689313308
1997125214560
1998181016370
1999168218052
As per 7th Of July 2000179819850
(Source: Social Security Office- 2000)
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