Supreme Court dismisses claim for occupational disease compensation for asthma caused by mold exposure in wood treatment work.

The Supreme Court dismissed the claimant's request for compensation regarding occupational asthma allegedly caused by mold exposure during wood treatment work since 1982. The court found that the specific medical diagnosis of occupational asthma was not supported by the evidence linking the condition directly to the alleged mold exposure in the workplace. Consequently, the claim was rejected because the necessary causal connection between the work environment and the diagnosed illness could not be established.