GENEVA: The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that corona medical waste could pollute the environment.
The impact of omega is currently increasing around the world. Following this, hospitals around the world are overflowing. The number of hospital admissions has increased significantly over the past two years.
Various medical devices and needles are used to treat them. Various scientists from time to time warn that medical waste must be safely disposed of worldwide.
Similarly, the World Health Organization has issued a warning. Medical supplies used in patients treated in the hospital due to corona impact are disposed of as waste after use.
These have a greater impact on the environment. Tons of waste, including vaccine glass jars, corona test kits, and plastic waste, have accumulated into tons of medical waste and are polluting the world.
There is also a risk of corona spreading easily through these wastes. Corona medical waste should be disposed of safely as it has a long shelf life. Do not engage in any activities, including burning them in water.
Economically backward African countries are most affected by this medical waste. Medical utensils should be made with as much recycled material as possible. The World Health Organization has advised that the use of plastic should be reduced.
Corona protective clothing worn by physicians is discarded as waste. Approximately 80,000 tons of protective clothing around the world has been turned into garbage. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the debris, which weighs hundreds of whales, could pose a major threat to global environmental protection in the future.
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