Send old, broken gadgets to MCMC e-waste centres, says Deputy Communications and Digital Minister


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CYBERJAYA: The public can send old or broken gadgets to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) e-waste collection centres to recycle or dispose of properly, says the Deputy Communications and Digital Minister.

With an estimated 364 million e-waste produced annually in this country, Teo Nie Ching (pic) said the Communications and Digital Ministry, through MCMC, encourages using the Kitar programme, which collects and recycles old gadgets.

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