Workers who suffer from heatstroke due to high-temperature operation or high-temperature weather operation and are diagnosed as occupational diseases are entitled to work-related injury insurance bene

Workers who suffer from heatstroke due to high-temperature operation or high-temperature weather operation and are diagnosed as occupational diseases are entitled to work-related injury insurance benefits. Legal analysis: Workers who suffer from heatstroke due to high-temperature operation or high-temperature weather operation are diagnosed as occupational diseases and enjoy work-related injury insurance benefits. According to this, 10,000 people suffering from heatstroke during outdoor work should be recognized as work-related injuries and enjoy work-related injury insurance benefits. However, if you want to enjoy the treatment of work-related injury insurance, you must first make an occupational disease diagnosis, that is, after being diagnosed as heatstroke by the hospital, contact the unit in time, provide relevant materials, and choose the occupational disease diagnosis institution where the employer is located, where the household registration is located or where you often live to make an occupational disease diagnosis. The occupational disease diagnosis institution shall issue a certificate of occupational disease diagnosis to the applicant after making the conclusion of occupational disease diagnosis. Only after obtaining the occupational disease diagnosis certificate according to law can you apply for work-related injury identification. The administrative department of social insurance directly makes a decision on the determination of work-related injuries according to the occupational disease diagnosis certificate. The time limit for applying for work-related injury identification is: if the employer applies, it shall apply within 30 days from the date when the worker is diagnosed and identified as an occupational disease; If the employee or his close relatives apply directly, it shall be submitted within 1 year from the date of being diagnosed and identified as an occupational disease.

Legal basis: Article 14 of the Regulations on Industrial Injury Insurance in People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that employees suffering from occupational diseases shall be deemed as industrial injuries.

"Measures for the Administration of Heatstroke Prevention and Cooling" Article 19 Workers who suffer from heatstroke due to high-temperature operation or high-temperature weather operation and are diagnosed as occupational diseases shall enjoy treatment of work-related injury insurance.