Case study: the Spanish camp site disaster Los Alfaques, July 1978.

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUN 1979Description: 11p., 1 annex, mapSubject: Presents an analysis of the Spanish camp site disaster as a typical example of a modern disaster event, man-made in origin, with a potential for producing mass burn casualties. The case study does not touch on the medical aspects of the event.

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Presents an analysis of the Spanish camp site disaster as a typical example of a modern disaster event, man-made in origin, with a potential for producing mass burn casualties. The case study does not touch on the medical aspects of the event.

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