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Asbestos becomes dangerous when the fibres are breathed into the lungs, which can lead to a number of asbestos-related diseases such as mesothelioma, benign pleural disease, asbestosis, and lung cancer. If the asbestos materials remain undisturbed and are maintained in good condition, the likelihood of the fibres being released into the air is significantly reduced.
