Ewaste latest threat to Port Dickson beaches


A volunteer clearing garbage brought in by the tide at the Tanjung Biru beach. — Photos: Bernama

Electronic waste (ewaste), including vaping devices and accessories have become the latest threat to Port Dickson’s beaches where an increasing amount of such waste is being picked up during beach-cleaning programmes.

Environmental activist Noor Fadzli Shah, who is also Kelab Bangsa Prihatin Negri Sembilan deputy chairman, said the situation was quite worrying.

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