BNG asked to study the impact on the health of those who cleaned up the 'tar'.
Santiago de Compostela, Aug. 29 .- The BNG announced today its intention to present to the Parliament of Galicia a request that the authorities carry out a study of the impact on health professionals and volunteers who exercised cleanup of 'tar' of generated oil spill in 2002 after the sinking of the tanker "Prestige" some 200 miles off the Galician coast., ffxiv gil,
In a statement, the Galician nationalist formation underlines the results of a study released earlier this week by the U.S. magazine "Annals of Internal Medicine" and ending with the hypothesis that people who participated in cleaning costs were exposed to suffer persistent respiratory symptoms, lesions in the respiratory tract and chromosomal damage.
BNG deputy Bieito Lobeira notes that the, tera gold, report, of "unquestionable rigor" and product of the evaluation of 7,500 people who took us cleaning up the 'tar' from the coast, "coinciding with previous reports Galician researchers."
So Lobeira suggests the need to develop a study to "determine the physical consequences" suffered by all the professionals and volunteers who participated in the cleanup, as well as "joint economic compensation for those who were affected by exposure to the tide Black "of" Prestige. "