National Safety Day is observed every year on 4 March to commemorate the foundation of the National Safety Council, which aims to raise awareness about safety measures that need to be undertaken to prevent accidents and mishaps. The objective of the day is to renew the commitment of employees and the general public to work safely and ensure the integration of a safe and sound work culture and lifestyle. National Safety Day was observed for the first time in 1972, on the foundation day of the National Safety Council. Theme 2022: Nurture young minds - develop a safety culture
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