translation: everything that is happening today i in the direction of bakhmut or- soledar is the bloodiest scenario of this war that is, we see, absolutely such an irresponsible attitude of. the russian elite towards their military personnel. i they die there by their thousands. there s a lot of blood, i a lot of artilleryjewels, a lot of contact combat, - especially in soledar today. this is the hottest - point in the war today. we ve been talking a lot about soledar, so let s take a moment to look at why it s important. soledar is close to the city of bakhmut, where intense fighting has been going on for weeks. if russia seizes control of the town, they can use it to launch a fresh assault on bakhmut. it s also located on a strategic supply line between the donetsk and luhansk regions, and we know that both russia and ukraine want control of the large salt mines in the area.
in battle in the town. we ve also heard from president zelensky. translation: now that terrorist i state and its propaganda are trying to pretend that some part of our city of soledar, a city that was almost completely destroyed by the occupiers, is allegedly some kind of russia s achievement. they will present and are already presenting this to their society in such a way as to support mobilisation and to give hope to those who support aggression. but the fighting continues. ukraine s deputy defence minister has said russia failed to capture soledar. and here s president zelensky s adviser. translation: everything that is happening today i in the direction of bakhmut or- soledar is the bloodiest scenario of this war that is, we see, absolutely such an irresponsible attitude of. the russian elite towards their military personnel. i they die there by their thousands. there s a lot of blood, i a lot of artilleryjewels, a lot of contact combat, -
June 10, 2021
Izah Azahari
Following the enactment of the Safety, Health and Environment National Authority Order 2018; the Safety, Health and Environment National Authority (SHENA) was established to regulate workplace safety, health, environment and radiation matters in both public and private sectors.
SHENA is responsible for the implementation of several HSE regulations, including the 2009 Workplace Safety and Health Order.
Partners to improving HSE standards at the workplace are SHENA’s Approved Training Providers.
With currently 27 Approved Training Providers, they are able to offer various HSE trainings – first-aid, firefighting, material handling, and occupational health to name a few.
In April 2021, SHENA accredited Contact Combat as the first and only training centre to offer training to mitigate risks of physical violence through various self-defence training programmes.