Workers Are Still Vulnerable to Workplace Accidents
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Workers Are Still Vulnerable to Workplace Accidents
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Workers remain vulnerable to workplace accidents. In 2024, the number reached over 300,000 cases. Some incidents resulted in fatalities. Meanwhile, for 2025, the Ministry of Manpower has not yet disclosed the figures. "We must also honestly acknowledge the existing reality. Nation»»»
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