In The First Half Of The Year, Workers In Kampuchea Garment Factories Collapsed.

Despite the precautionary measures, workers in Kampuchea garment factories collapsed, and officials revealed that only 896 workers collapsed in the first half of this year (2014), and 3 of them died.

Information provided by the Ministry of labour and vocational training of Kampuchea to the media showed that in 2013, there were 823 incidents of fainting in Kampuchea.

According to Dr. Leng Tong of Kampuchea occupational safety and health department, the collapsed plateau was diversified: "in 2013, 32% of the 15 factories collapsed due to work pressure, 18% due to overtime work, and 15% due to chemical substances.

In 2012, it came from 24.

Of the 1686 reports of fainting, 28% were due to excessive heat and noise in the body, 26% due to chemicals, 20% due to overtime work, and 8% due to poor sanitation.

"In the first eight months of this year, the total number of workers fainting at work has soared to 1222," said Sokny, Secretary General of the Kampuchea workers' Free Trade Association (FTUWKC).

Although Kampuchea is working hard to stop the fainting incidents, such incidents still occur.

Dr. Tong said that in August 2011, the labor investigation and Prevention Committee, established under the Ministry of labour of Kampuchea, tried to solve the problem of fainting.

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"The new labour Inspectorate is made up of 8 government departments, including occupational safety and health departments, which give inspectors greater power to punish, warn, or even appeal to the court."

There are also some international labour organizations involved in collaborative investigations, such as the International Labour Organization (ILO) / Kampuchea better factory planning team, which aims to enhance the working conditions of Kampuchea's garment and footwear factories.

At the same time, the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) in Kampuchea has also launched nutrition education to help.

Have enough calories during work to avoid fainting.

Vietnam's low interest financing plan for 513 disaster hit companies is postponed to the end of next year.

In the morning of September 30th (2014), the Pingyang provincial government held a symposium with foreign-funded enterprises in the industrial area.

According to the Le Thanh Cung in Pingyang Province, the provincial government, in order to help the 37 manufacturers suffering from 513 accidents, including the Taiwan businessmen, the Hong Kong businessmen and the land traders, and so on, has provided 1 gigabytes of financing in cooperation with the Vietnam investment and Development Bank (BIDV). The annual interest rate is 7%, while the provincial government will provide a subsidy of 3.5% interest rate for the budget. The deadline for the loan is December 31st.

After 1 months' implementation of the financing subsidy plan, only 15 companies have applied for loans. Only a few enterprises have applied for the loan, so the provincial government has decided to extend the execution time of the financing plan, that is, the applicant will have to sign a credit contract by December 31st of this year, and the loan time will be extended to the end of next year.

The purpose of the application of interest rate financing at the forefront is to assist disaster makers to invest in machinery and equipment under fixed assets, build factories and services for production and operation. The ratio of financing for each 1 investment plans must not exceed 50% of the amount required for investment plans, and the maximum amount of financing is 50 billion. In addition, manufacturers should have the remaining 50% investment funds with a financing period of 3 years.