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Grasping the Asbestos Menace in Educational Hubs In the tapestry of naturally occurring minerals, asbestos stands out as a paradoxical entity—beneficial and perilous. Renowned for its ability to resist heat, electricity, and corrosion, it once reigned supreme in construction materials. Alas, the narrative shifts dramatically once its fibers take flight. Indeed, when airborne, these fragments...

Understanding the Risks of Asbestos in Schools Asbestos, a mineral lauded for its tenacity and heat resistance, was extensively employed in the construction of numerous edifices, including educational institutions. However, the very characteristics that made asbestos desirable also render it perilous when its fibers become airborne and are inhaled. Recognizing these hazards is paramount for...