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'Ozempic rigs': Offshore firms install extra fridges for slimming jabs as workers face losing jobs under strict new weight limit

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Daily Mail – News
“Ozempic rigs': Offshore firms install extra fridges for slimming jabs as workers face losing jobs under strict new weight limit”

Their fridges are normally filled with snacks and comfort foods to keep them going during their weeks spent offshore.

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