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Chrysotile (white asbestos) is the most widely used type, accounting for 75%.
Amphibole fibers are rigid and more dangerous when inhaled.
Legal violation and health risks.
Asbestosis impairs oxygen uptake through the formation of connective tissue.
The general ban came into effect on 1 July 1993.
LAVS digitally tracks the asbestos removal process.
Corrugated sheets contain tightly bound asbestos; the fibers are fixed in place.
Contact can release fibers, posing health risks.
The planning process coordinates the subsequent steps and engages experts.