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Toxic plastic use may be reduced with awareness

A man rummages through a heap of trash comprising of used papers, plastic bottles and metals along the banks of river Nairobi near Majengo slums in Nairobi on May 17, 2022. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]

Plastics are proving to be extremely dangerous to the environment all over the world.

Therefore, there has been a demand to limit its use and ban various types of plastics.

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