University of Otago Workers Exposed to Asbestos for Years

Workers at the University of Otago's Adams Building have been exposed to asbestos over several years. This contamination affects those in the Department of Public Health.

The asbestos was located within the building that houses the university's public health department in central Dunedin. Concerns about exposure have now emerged, prompting scrutiny of workplace safety measures. The university is expected to address the issue and take necessary remedial actions. Employees' health and well-being are a priority as the situation develops.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.

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