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This safety alert provides information about the presence of asbestos in imported gaskets produced from gasket sheeting manufactured under the SAN DA brand, in the People’s Republic of China (China).

ASEA partnered relevant agencies to map and locate asbestos containing materials (ACMs) in indigenous communities for evidence-based planning. Non-intrusive artificial intelligence, including Google Street view, aerial and satellite imagery, will be used to identify ACMs in external wall cladding in structures, ACM roofs and asbestos waste dumps.

This fact sheet contains information, in Indonesian, on the dangers of chrysotile (white) asbestos, the movement for a global ban and common questions relating to chrysotile asbestos.

This fact sheet provides information about asbestos related health and financial risks, how to reduce those risks and whether insurance can help. The information will be of use to anyone planning minor or major renovation work in a domestic property that might contain asbestos.

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This fact sheet contains information, in Khmer, on the dangers of chrysotile (white) asbestos, the movement for a global ban and common questions relating to chrysotile asbestos.

This fact sheet contains information, in Lao, on the dangers of chrysotile (white) asbestos, the movement for a global ban and common questions relating to chrysotile asbestos.

Find out about where asbestos can be in the environment, and how to stay safe.

Asbestos is found in millions of homes around Australia. Find out more and how to keep safe.

Find out more about asbestos in Australian workplaces, and how to stay safe.