Every worker has a name and every worker has a name The 23rd victim of promiscuity: Fars Khaled Hamuda, 44 years old from the...
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The 23rd person killed by lawlessness: Fares Khaled Hamuda, 44, from the village of Bu'ayina Nujidat, was killed today at a construction site in Kiryat Motzkin. Twelve years ago, his first wife died of cancer, leaving him with three children. He remarried and had three more children. Today he left behind a wife and six children.
Iehi, zihro baruh
Until they start putting those responsible in prison, contempt for human life will continue.
Strange to say it but every employee deserves to come home to his lovers.
Too bad, what a tragedy, a disaster.
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Let’s talk about lawlessness - you expect the state to enforce laws (because laws already exist) and it doesn’t work. So here's an idea - the contractor and developer will pay millions to the families of all those killed from their insurance.
Trust me, insurance companies will not insure contractors who do not take all safety issues into account, and contractors who know they will have to pay a premium in the sky would prefer to invest in safety.
Preliminary update from the field safety inspectors:
At the site belonging to Dr. Nofarim, which is in the process of casting contact beams during the casting of contact beams, the concrete pump that was placed directly on sands (at the site is sea sand) without a surface under the arm. Also the pump was open in maximum position when vertical to the truck. When the driver tried to shake the pipe, the truck collapsed into the sand and the worker who was near the end of the pipe was hit by the public and was seriously injured. The death was determined at Rambam Hospital.
The safety inspectors closed the site and the police launched an investigation in collaboration with the Ministry of Labor and Welfare