The Formosa Fun Coast water park dust explosion accident: Three-year cohort study to track changes and analyze the influencing factors of burn survivors' quality of life.
Nearly 500 people were injured in the dust explosion at the Formosa Fun Coast water park in 2015, making it the accident with the largest number of burn victims in Taiwan. Severe burn injuries are often accompanied by long-term impacts on physical, psychological, social, occupational, and aesthetic wellness. Survivors usually require several years or even decades of medical rehabilitation and psychological counseling, which inevitably affect their quality of life (QoL). The purpose of this study was to assess the changes in the QoL and the risk of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among the survivors of the 2015 dust explosion at the Formosa FunEMIL has registered a branch office in Iraq and has a presence in both Baghdad and Basra. EMKRIL has registered a branch office in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.

In January 2010, EMIL signed an agreement with the South Oil Company of the Iraq Ministry of Oil to rehabilitate and redevelop the West Qurna I field in southern Iraq. The agreement was signed in Baghdad by representatives of the Ministry of Oil and members of the West Qurna I contractor consortium, which included ExxonMobil as the Lead Contractor, the Oil Exploration Company of Iraq and Shell West Qurna B.V., a Royal Dutch Shell affiliate.

In 2013, ExxonMobil Iraq Limited signed agreements with PetroChina International Iraq F.Z.E. and PT Pertamina Irak Eksplorasi Produksi for participating interest in the West Qurna I