Ship recycling safety must start before the first cut

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Ship recycling safety must start before the first cut

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The fatal accident in Chattogram has highlighted critical risks associated with ship recycling, particularly regarding safe access to long-sealed ballast tanks and awareness of hazardous gases such as hydrogen sulfide. The maritime industry is urged to improve safety protocols starting before the first cut to prevent accidents and ensure emergency preparedness.

The fatal accident in Chattogram has highlighted a risk that can arise before anyone enters an enclosed space, and why the industry must give greater attention to the first opening of long-sealed ballast tanks, H2S awareness and emergency rescue

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