Dumped medical waste could pose health risk Truckloads of medical waste, including body parts and discarded ‘sharps' - needles and scalpel blades - have allegedly been illegally dumped by one of the country's major waste-disposal companies.30 Nov 200930 Nov 2009 WhatsappPrintPDFXLinked-inFacebookMore sharing optionsThe waste poses a health threat and the alleged illegal dumping has led to an investigation of the company for corruption and fraud.Read the full article here.
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