Lebanon workshop poisoning warns on gasoline

The article pertains to the Lebanese Ministry of Health’s warning about the dangers of using gasoline and industrial solvents in auto repair workshops, following reports of poisoning cases among workers, some of whom had to be hospitalized and admitted to intensive care. The Ministry emphasized that direct exposure to these substances—whether through skin contact or inhalation of fumes—can cause severe poisoning requiring immediate medical attention. It also called for adherence to safety measures, such as wearing gloves, ensuring good ventilation, avoiding using gasoline to clean the body, and not transferring these substances in water bottles. The Ministry warned about symptoms of poisoning, including skin bluishing, shortness of breath, dizziness, and headaches, which necessitate prompt treatment to ensure safety.

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