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    Home»News»Beijing govt encourages remote work to beat heat wave
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    Beijing govt encourages remote work to beat heat wave

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauJuly 6, 20232 Mins Read5109 Views
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    Beijing, China, is experiencing record-breaking heat, with temperatures soaring as high as 40 degrees celsius. The government has issued a red alert, the highest level of warning for extreme temperatures, to protect its citizens from the adverse effects of the weather.

    The government is prioritising employee safety by recognising the potential health risks associated with working in extreme heat, such as heatstroke and heat-related illnesses. These conditions can have serious consequences and pose a threat to the well-being of individuals, particularly the elderly and those with existing health conditions. As a result, government departments have been instructed to take emergency measures to prevent heatstroke and ensure access to cooling facilities for vulnerable populations.

    In addition to the red alert, China’s weather agency has warned of multiple natural disasters in July, including floods, severe weather, typhoons, and high temperatures. 

    The government is advising residents in Beijing and other regions to stay indoors, and remote work is being promoted as a practical solution to enable employees to continue their professional activities without exposing themselves to the adverse effects of high temperatures. This flexibility allows individuals to create a safe working environment within their homes.

    By acknowledging these risks and taking proactive steps, the government is setting an example of how to prioritise the health and well-being of its employees during tough times.

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