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I wonder at how many more were injured, perhaps permanently disabled? Seems likely to have been many hundreds with major injuries.
Looking around a bit more, the Oroville Dam: (a) is much, much larger (it's higher, and several times the length); (b) also took just a few years to build; (c) had a much lower number of casualties (~30); and (d) was built in the 1960s.
Dangerous to infer too much from just two examples. But I wonder if we simply got a lot better at safe construction from the 30s to the 60s?
After workers comp laws made accidents expensive we suddenly improved for some reason!
What's even more incredible is that this is still ~30 times more causalities than due to Fukushima disaster. And yet Fukushima shocked the whole world.
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