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Employment: Heat stress advice given by RTA
The Road Transport Authority distributed thousands of copies of Heat Stress at Work Sites booklets at various construction sites.
- Staff Report
- Published: 23:28 September 6, 2008
Dubai: The Road Transport Authority distributed thousands of copies of Heat Stress at Work Sites booklets at various construction sites.
The booklet has been prepared in Arabic, English and Urdu and will be translated into Chinese as there are many Chinese workers also.
"The RTA is keen to maintain the safety and comfort of employees at all work sites," said a press release on Saturday.
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