In the image, a person is spraying a substance near plants, while another individual sits in close proximity to the treated area. One key concern is the lack of visible protective equipment, such as gloves, masks, or long-sleeved clothing, which are crucial when handling and applying potentially hazardous chemicals. Additionally, the proximity of the seated person to the spraying action increases the risk of inhalation or skin exposure to the spray, which could be harmful depending on the substance used.
To ensure safety while handling pesticides, herbicides, and similar chemicals, always wear appropriate PPE, […]
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