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New Zealand play sand asbestos finding prompts urgent minister meetings

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Natasha Gordon
New Zealand play sand asbestos finding prompts urgent minister meetings
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New Zealand government officials are holding urgent meetings after research confirmed that children's play sand can release airborne asbestos fibers. The government has already issued 24 recall notices across 20 brands to ensure public safety.

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The discovery of a carcinogen in common children's products raises serious public health concerns and highlights the need for stricter import regulations.

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A government minister is taking urgent meetings after breakthrough research revealed airborne asbestos was present in children’s play sand.

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