Cloud of Dust
By chinitasai08 •
The building demolition techniques used in Qatar generate a lot of dust, which triggers allergic and respiratory diseases in many individuals. In countries like Japan, the equipment deployed for such demolition simultaneously sprays a fine mist of water which traps the dust.
Panda, what do you mean ... ? If you are a good political reader, you'll find the truth about 9/ 11 planers and facts. So please don't joke at such these things cuz we are not a country of terrorism.
Heero, I sure that you know what I meant by that.
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
they should to use 9/11 techniques
...so you won't get the dust...even without the water...unless they don't warn the---
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
well, you are all right guys it would be expensive to spray water while doing the demolition and it will not be that practical in such dry country like this, but, they must and should also be aware that they are endangering lives not only the people around but also their lives, to the sparying water thing they can do alternative way like putting hessian around the site to trap the dust, as they said SAFETY FIRST!! "para-paraan lang yan" (all problems has solutions) and to the point of wasting water or thing i dont think so, people here doesnt know the meaning of wasting or waste as of they dont know how to put waste on trash....
There's a big difference between the dust/sand that's part and parcel of living in the Middle East, and the dust generated when demolishing buildings. The latter is far more harmful and dangerous.
When you look at the abysmal standards of health and safety employed around Doha it's hardly surprising they aren't spraying as they demolish.
you can blame the contractors who are doing the demolition...that's what we call "THIRD WORLD TECHNOLOGY"
I drove past this or Thursday on my way home. For me the issue was that the dust was so thick that visibility was down to zero on the road!
Did you Google it first?
This is not my field....but your complaining about demolition dust in the Middle East......in the dusty/sandy Middle East. You have to deal with it, or maybe wear a mask around town, like they do in Japan.
their HSE engineers should take care of that.. maybe thier not dong their jobs well... spraying water mist, its not enough for a demolition activity (we tried that before), especially in this part of the world... anyways, take care of ur self, if ur living near there.. because it can go thru ur AC..
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