In order to maintain health Agricultural and forestry workers In light of the arrival of a heat wave that will affect several regions, the National Agricultural Association called for “zero slaughter.” To avoid exposure to sunlight During the hours of highest temperatures.
The union also made some recommendations, To maintain crop moisture And animals.
“The days What comes next will be complicatedThe temperature may exceed 37 degrees in some municipalities between the Valparaiso and Los Rios regions. Therefore we ask Do not carry out agricultural and forestry work “During the hottest hours, with the aim of protecting workers and reducing the risk of forest fires,” said Somali National Army Chief Antonio Walker.
Then he pointed out that if that is not possible Apply the zero slaughter scalePrecautions such as working in the shade, using sunscreen, and providing water should be implemented so workers can hydrate themselves. Also called Modifying working hoursso they start early.
Regarding recommendations to combat the heat wave, they pointed out the importance of drinking plenty of water Used to preserve crops He said farmers must ensure that water is available to them for animal consumption.
Finally, regarding forest fires, Ft He called for acting responsiblyTo prevent this type of emergency from occurring.
