According to statistics from the Health Department of HCM City, the number of people requiring routine dialysis has risen by over 1,000 in the past five years, with the current figure standing at 4,254.
The Ministry of Health (MoH) has officially added COVID-19 to the list of occupational diseases, meaning that certain employees will be able to make social insurance payment claims if they contracted the coronavirus.
HANOI, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) Vietnam has recognized the novel coronavirus disease or COVID-19 as an occupational disease for greater protection for people working
layla moran chairs a cross party group looking at the uk s handling of the pandemic. i think there are certain professions health and social care staff, its transport workers, it s teachers who are far more likely to be getting covid and long covid. we need to recognise long covid as an occupational disease, so that if they find themselves not able to work, they are able to get the support that they so richly deserve. they want health care workers to be compensated, like they are in some other countries. we are falling behind our peers in our recognition of this as a real disease that needs proper recognition and compensation. so, all those front line workers that we clapped for on a thursday, especially the ones who have lost theirjob, don t have any money now, have something that they can fall back on. what would the financial implications be of the compensation scheme you re asking for? that s a lot of money to be paying out when there s not a lot of money coming in. i would als
an mp who agrees. layla moran chairs a cross party group looking at the uk s handling of the pandemic. i think there are certain professions, health and social care staff, it s transport workers, it s teachers who are far more likely to be getting covid and long covid. we need to recognise long covid as an occupational disease, so that if they find themselves not able to work they are able to get the support that they so richly deserve. they want health care workers to be compensated like they are in some other countries. we are falling behind our peers in our recognition of this as a real disease that needs proper recognition and compensation. so, all those front line workers that we clapped for on a thursday, especially the ones who have lost theirjob, don t have any money now, have something that they can fall back on. what would the financial implications be of the compensation scheme you re asking for? that s a lot of money to be paying out when there s not a lot of money coming i