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APPCB leads Kurnool anti-plastic campaign
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APPCB organized plastic awareness drives across Kurnool and Nandyal, distributing cloth bags and administering the Meri LiFE pledge at Raithu Bazars and hospitals.
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APPCB leads Kurnool anti-plastic campaign
Kurnool: As part of BRICS Sustainable Lifestyle Week, the AP Pollution Control Board (APPCB) organized awareness drives in Kurnool and Nandyal districts under the theme “Say No to Single-Use Plastics.”
Programmes were conducted at Kurnool Raithu Bazars alongside NGOs, DLSA, and Lions Club, featuring cloth bag distribution and the Meri LiFE Pledge.
The APPCB Executive Engineer advised citizens to switch to reusable cloth bags, steel containers, and wooden utensils.
Similar drives were conducted at Medicover Hospital, Sri Chakra Hospital, and the APPCB Zonal Office, where hospital staff pledged to abandon disposable plastics for environmental protection.
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