In 1814, London experienced a bizarre tragedy when a huge vat of porter at the Meux and Company Brewery burst, releasing over 323,000 gallons of beer. The resulting wave demolished nearby buildings and unfortunately drowned eight people. This unusual disaster became known as the London Beer Flood, illustrating the often-unpredictable nature of industrial accidents.
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