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of <h1>New Guidelines Mandate Safe Storage Distances for Hazardous Goods: 30m for General, 200m for Explosives.</h1> The circular outlines updated guidelines for the safety and security of premises handling imported or exported goods, particularly hazardous materials. Hazardous goods must be stored in isolated, approved areas away from general cargo and buildings, with specific distances mandated based on the type of hazard. Following a court case, a Technical Committee recommended maintaining a 30-meter distance between hazardous cargo (excluding explosives) and administrative buildings, while a 200-meter distance is required for explosives. These guidelines supersede previous ones and align with international codes and specific rules for various hazardous materials.
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