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Bali Drowning in Trash After Landfill Closure
The Indonesian island of Bali is reportedly facing a severe waste crisis, with areas described as "drowning in rubbish," following the closure of a major landfill. This situation poses significant environmental and public health challenges.
30 Apr, 02:48 — 30 Apr, 07:39
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channel-news-asiaMostly Factual101d ago
Bali drowning in rubbish after landfill closed
Bali's largest landfill was declared off-limits for organic waste from the beginning of April, as the government moves to enforce a longstanding ban on open tips.
Read full article →Jakarta PostMostly Factual101d ago
Bali drowning in trash after landfill closed - The Jakarta Post
Bali drowning in trash after landfill closed The Jakarta Post
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