Pictograms, safety information

For example, the authors of the recent poisoning review in Khonkaen, Thailand [2], recommended that pictograms of essential safety information be placed on the labels of chemicals, since the majority of occupational poisoning exposures involved people with low levels of education and that improving the level of education could only be a longterm solution. 

Each packaging must be labelled with the relevant hazard pictograms, signal word and H- and P-statements. More detailed hazard and precautionary information can be found in the material safety data sheets (MSDS) of the substance. 

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