#Soma #Turkey Adnan Oktar: There are two questions confronting the coal industry in Turkey. Should mine workers be sent down with full protection or they should not be exposed to danger at all? Of course it is the latter. Sending people 400-700 meters below the ground means exposing them to danger and forcing them to work in an unhealthy environment. It is not only a matter of taking safety precautions. A human life can never be worth less than a lump of coal. The main issue is the practice of sending people down among combustible substances. Sending workers below ground is a practice that has been stopped in many countries. Germany, for instance, produces many times more coal than Turkey; however, it uses entirely remote-controlled robotic systems and special machinery underground... It must not be forgotten that nothing is more important than human life. All commercial sectors that severely endanger human life must therefore be mechanized. Of course, nobody can escape death but our religion teaches us to take all possible precautions and then leave the outcome to God. arabnews/news/572496
Posted on: Sat, 17 May 2014 21:41:01 +0000
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