Offshore oil and gas workers turn to weight-loss drugs to meet 124kg limit
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What Financial Times World reported
Industry safety restrictions on flying out to North Sea facilities to start from November
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Offshore oil and gas workers turn to weight-loss drugs to meet 124kg limit. Industry safety restrictions on flying out to North Sea facilities to start from November Covered by 1 publications. Financial Times World: Offshore oil and gas workers turn to weight-loss drugs to meet 124kg limit.
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- Financial Times World United Kingdom Offshore oil and gas workers turn to weight-loss drugs to meet 124kg limit Industry safety restrictions on flying out to North Sea facilities to start from November 5 h ago · Tier 2
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