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Plymouth’s Mount Batten Beach Closed again Due to Asbestos Exposure

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Asbestos has been found on a beach in Plymouth. The sand of the beach is mixed with the asbestos. This is the second time the beach is found with this mineral. The beach named Mount Batten was earlier fenced off back in April when a small amount of low grade and low-risk asbestos was found.

The council had said that the issue is resolved but this week the asbestos particle is again found following a spell of bad weather. Asbestos is banned in many countries but the buildings constructed before the year 2000 still have the possibility of asbestos exposure.

Asbestos is a deadly mineral which is the cause of many illnesses. It makes a path in the human lungs and covers the lungs with many diseases like mesothelioma. Scientists had noticed it in the humans first time in 1906. A mesothelioma is a form of cancer that takes victims near to death.

Asbestos in majority is found in factory workers and construction workers. It can also be found in many products that consumers use every day but its chances are very rare due to its ban.

West Virginia Mesothelioma Attorney has been working for the welfare of asbestos victims. Its mesothelioma lawyers are fighting the claim cases of asbestos victims on behalf of them in the court. Though governments of many countries have made a rule to provide compensation if anybody is found suffering from asbestos, the victims are still facing many difficulties.

Hence the West Virginia Mesothelioma Law Firm is helping the asbestos victims to get a claim to cover their expenses like medical bills and others related to livelihood.

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