In a significant move to enhance workplace safety and health, Heng Sour, the Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, underscored the importance of regular medical teams in factories during the 19th World Day for Safety and Health at Work. Speaking on the impact of climate change on occupational safety and health in Pursat, Minister Heng Sour emphasized the Royal Government's commitment to ensuring standardized safety practices in factories for the benefit of both workers and employers.

The Minister's address highlighted the necessity for factories to prioritize occupational safety standards, including the establishment of medical teams to monitor workers' health and provide immediate assistance in case of emergencies. Furthermore, he urged the private sector to invest in technologies that improve workplace environments without compromising workers' well-being.

Acknowledging the significance of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, Minister Heng Sour emphasized its role in commemorating workers who lost their lives or suffered from work-related accidents and diseases. This annual observance reaffirms the Royal Government's unwavering commitment to prioritizing the safety and health of workers across Cambodia.

As the country celebrates this day for the 19th time, it reflects Cambodia's steadfast dedication to promoting decent work, safety, and occupational health, setting a strong foundation for continued progress in worker protection and well-being.