In 2001, the International Labour Organization (ILO) designated April 28 as the "World Day of Work Safety and Health", which is not only a deep concern for the life safety of workers around the world, but also attaches great importance to work safety and health. The origins of the day can be traced back to Workers' Day, which has been used by workers in the United States and Canada since 1989 to commemorate those who have died or been injured on the job.
Over time, the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions and the Global Confederation of Trade Unions have grown the commemoration into a global event that has expanded its reach to every workplace. Today, the International Day of Remembrance for Dead and Disabled Workers is recognized in more than 100 countries and has become an important day for workers around the world.
On this special day, let us look back on a series of production accidents that have occurred in recent years, and deeply feel the fragility and preciousness of life. Behind every accident, there is a neglect of production safety and a disregard for the dignity of life. Therefore, we must always be vigilant, put safety and health in the first place, and create a safe and healthy working environment for workers.
Life is priceless, safety is paramount. Let us work together to build a solid safety barrier for workers around the world, so that every worker can work in a safe environment and enjoy the dignity and value of life.