Exclusion Zones for Hazardous Cargo

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Exclusion zones for hazardous cargo are designated areas established around sites where hazardous materials are handled, stored, or transported. Access is restricted to authorized personnel to prevent accidents, exposures, or environmental contamination from leaks, spills, explosions, or toxic emissions.

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