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The Ministry of Labour and Social Partnership Relations has assured workers that the Safety and Health at Work Act, Cap. 356 remains in effect during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) working environment.

The ministry also said in a statement: “Should you be unsure about the steps that you should take or have questions about the protocols that should be in place to protect you and your colleagues from hazards in this COVID-19 environment, the Safety and Health Officers of the Labour Department are available to provide you with advice and guidance.”

Safety and health officers may be contacted by telephone at 535-1513, 535-1514, 535- 1515, 535-1516, 535-1517, 535-1518, 535-1520, 535-1521, 535-1522 and by mobile phone at 826-1513. Callers can also leave a message with the clerical staff in the Ministry at 535-1523 or 535- 1524. (BGIS)

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