Stay updated with breaking news from Wheat Protection. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
As ER visits tied to heat-related illnesses continue to rise, public health agencies should monitor forecasts and look for injury trends among groups sensitive to heat – including outdoor workers, a new study concludes.
OSHA could publish a notice of proposed rulemaking for its standard on protecting workers from heat as soon as Sept. 30, acting Labor Secretary Julie Su said.
As hot and dry winds amid high temperature have been making it difficult for people across Odisha to go out, many were spotted covering their faces with wet towels, gamcha, scarves and caps. In the wake of rising temperature, shops have stocked a huge variety of headgear, scarves and caps. Full-sleeve gloves are also in demand.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has launched a Heat and Health Initiative to help protect workers from dangerous conditions.
Proper hydration is essential for preventing heat-related illnesses.