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DRNA Faces $84,748 in Fines for Safety Violations at Pump Station

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DRNA Faces $84,748 in Fines for Safety Violations at Pump Station
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Puerto Rico's Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DRNA) faces proposed penalties of $84,748 following safety violations identified by PR-OSHA at the San Fernando pump station in Cataño. The United Public Servants union of Puerto Rico reported the violations to labor safety standards on Friday. Workplace safety compliance is critical to protect employee health and prevent occupational injuries and illnesses. These violations highlight the importance of maintaining proper safety protocols in infrastructure facilities that serve the public.

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