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Mahakama ya Ufaransa yagundua uhusiano wa mionzi na kansa ya matiti ya mfanyakazi wa ndege
Mahakama ya Ufaransa imetambua kansa ya matiti ya aliyekuwa mhudumu wa ndege wa Air France, Sophie Lainault, kuwa ni ugonjwa wa kazini kutokana na uhusiano wake na mionzi.
Imeundwa na AI kutoka vyanzo vilivyotajwa hapa chini.
Mahakama ya Ufaransa imetoa uamuzi muhimu kuhusu afya ya wafanyakazi wa usafiri wa anga. Kansa ya matiti ya aliyekuwa mhudumu wa ndege wa Air France, Sophie Lainault, imetambuliwa rasmi kuwa ni ugonjwa unaotokana na kazi. Uamuzi wa mahakama hiyo unaanzisha uhusiano kati ya hali yake ya kiafya na mionzi aliyokumbana nayo kazini wakati akifanya kazi kwenye ndege.
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