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The head of Greece's Organized Crime Unit, Michalis Chrysochoidis, outlined the achievements and future commitments of the unit during an event attended by political and police leadership.

The death of Miho, a Siberian tiger at Seoul Grand Park, was caused by the violation of safety protocols by zookeepers, including neglecting to secure the enclosure door.

The Latvian State Labor Inspectorate announced that it will not investigate the explosion incident in Daugavpils' Dubrovina park due to the victim not experiencing any incapacity to work.

The State Labor Inspectorate will not conduct an investigation into a workplace incident at the Dubrovina Park in Daugavpils following an explosion, as the injured individual did not experience incapacity for work.

The Chairman of the Skåne University Hospital's hospital board, Maria Berglund, addresses concerns about changes in maternity ward practices, clarifying they do not stem from cost-cutting measures.

Staff at Öldusel School in Reykjavík have reportedly exceeded safety limits and faced health risks due to the removal of safety measures during construction work.

Following the recent death of a worker due to asphyxiation, it has come to light that another worker collapsed at the same site shortly before the incident, prompting calls for better safety measures.

Parents and students at Ölduselsskóli in Reykjavík are left confused and concerned after the school's abrupt closure for safety reasons, linked to ongoing construction work.

A mototaxi driver, Eduardo Barbosa de Azevedo, was killed in an accident involving a van while taking his brother to work in Campina Grande, Brazil, and his brother is currently in serious condition.

On Saturday, February 28, STASY will participate in a work stoppage to commemorate the third anniversary of the tragic Tempi accident, with adjusted operating hours for the ISAP metro line.

The State Police of Latvia will hold a press conference to discuss their performance results from the previous year and outline their priorities for the upcoming year.

A court in Padova ruled that a domestic accident involving a remote worker counts as a work injury, creating concerns about the implications for employer liability.

EPR Litoral Pioneiro initiates the final phase of construction for a permanent solution to slope instability on the BR-277 highway in Morretes, Brazil.

Two workers were killed in a fall while working on a wind turbine in Hesse, Germany.

In Italy, new regulations permit immediate drug and alcohol testing for employees suspected of substance use during high-risk work activities.

The Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy addressed concerns regarding mandatory standing work conditions following a parliamentary inquiry.

The expansion of Central Beach in Balneário Piçarras, Brazil, is halfway complete, with significant investments made and beach safety being a priority.

This winter's severe cold has significantly increased the workload for rescue services in Estonia as people rely more on traditional heating methods.

A man narrowly escaped injury when a tree trunk was thrown at his car window while driving home from work in Iceland.

A man died in Veselí nad Lužnicí following a fall from scaffolding during construction work.

A man died while working at a Winter Olympics venue, prompting a manslaughter investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

The State Labour Inspectorate of Lithuania warns that clearing snow from roofs and removing icicles poses significant risks due to the potential for falls and hazardous working conditions.

A fire broke out at the exclusive Hotel Le Hameau du Kashmir in Val Thorens, France, on Sunday, but the fire alarm failed to activate, leading to concerns about safety protocols.

Wires for the public lighting at the COP site in Doca, Belém, were stolen again, prompting local authorities to respond.

A new agreement aims to enhance public safety in Guayaquil through improved coordination between municipal security and the national police.

Welliton Juliano da Silva, a 37-year-old pastor, died while performing maintenance work on BR-163 in Brazil when a pole fell on him.

An accident involving a car and a truck, along with emergency road work, led to significant traffic congestion on the Dom Pedro I highway in Campinas, Brazil.

Governor Wanderlei Barbosa was filmed committing a serious traffic violation while announcing roadworks in Tocantins.

A telemarketing operator survived after being struck by a falling tree in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, while walking home from work and is now recovering from her injuries.

Four workers were partially buried following a landslide during construction work on a bus terminal in Senador Canedo, Brazil.

Ecuador's Minister of Interior, John Reimberg, visited security stations in Guayaquil while denying allegations of 'kidnapping' related to Segura EP and emphasizing collaborative efforts for public safety.

Ambulance staff in Region Stockholm have been prevented from responding to patients who have previously threatened or been violent towards them, leading to a work stoppage initiative and inspection by the Work Environment Authority.

An unexploded artillery shell was discovered during renovation work at a school in Joniškis, Lithuania, prompting a swift response from emergency services and bomb disposal teams.

The Ecatepec government acknowledged the work of local firefighters who responded to 817 fires last year, emphasizing their bravery and the challenges posed by irregular businesses.

A 42-year-old man named Edilson Gonçalves Jorge de Souza died from an electric shock while working on a road construction site in Nova Ubiratã, Brazil.

A 46-year-old man was shot dead while heading to work in the rural area of Petrolina, Brazil, marking the eighth homicide in the city within a few days.

Two individuals, a worker and a project manager, died after being sent to a hazardous site without safety kits to fix a technical failure during construction work.

The article discusses the distinction between workplace accidents and criminal offenses in Poland.

Two workers tragically lost their lives due to electrocution while performing renovation work in Vari, Greece.

Concerns have been raised about the functionality of smoke detectors distributed in Poland, as reports suggest they may not be working properly, leading to widespread alarm from fire safety authorities and politicians alike.

A man named Said Alexander Hernandez-Gonzalez has been accused of attempting to drown a woman during a night walk at Tiger Shores Beach in Florida.

A shocking truth has emerged following a devastating explosion in Bhivadi, Rajasthan, where illegal firecracker production was taking place under the guise of a steel fabrication unit.

A psychiatrist in Turku continued to work at Mehiläinen in violation of a ban from the Finnish authorities, raising concerns about patient care and safety.

A 41-year-old man accused of killing 18-year-old Eugenia Carril claimed he crashed his vehicle after falling asleep at the wheel while returning home from work.

An Illinois couple discovered an identity theft scam when they received tax documents showing a stranger had used their name to work as an Uber driver, generating significant financial liability.

Overheating and poor chimney conditions led to fire incidents in Tartu and Jõgevamaa, causing significant work for local firefighters over the weekend.

A nurse named Áine O'Reilly tragically died in a three-car collision in Limerick while on her way to work.

A construction worker in Brazil died after being buried for five minutes when the ground collapsed during work at a rainwater drainage gallery.

The article discusses the significance of the ROAD WORK AHEAD traffic sign in the United States and highlights the importance of understanding traffic regulations to ensure safety in construction zones.

The icebreaker "Varma" is actively engaged in assisting other ships navigate through ice-covered waters in the Baltic Sea, as ice conditions remain challenging.