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- What: The study aims to analyze the current waste generation pattern and disposal methods in the evaluate the effectiveness of existing waste strategies and assess the health implications of waste practices in the locale. The analysis uncovered that a substantial proportion of respondents are employed (23.23%), with students and unemployed individuals constituting 0.65% and 6.45% respectively. The study proposes various recommendations including enhancing infrastructure, increasing waste collection frequency, investing in modern processing facilities, and advocating for community engagement and education to enhance waste management practices and mitigate health impacts. There are many types of . . .
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