'Toxide Waste' Exporter Crime to UK
19.07.2009 Radikal
LONDRA - 80 containers (1400 tons) which are exported from illegal roads to Brazil, located among the UK emerging countries, had to get back the result of the pressure of the authorities.
[[T]The UK, which discharges industrial and household waste from two continents, is accused of breaching international contracts. The British Environment Office confirmed that the 80 container pluses from the UK contain toxic from the illegal roads to the various ports of Brazil, which could take weeks back of these residues. [ [Brazilian Environmental Agency Inspectors explained that in the arams they made in containers sent from the UK, among which hundreds of bags deal with toxic medical waste, on the other container, Porketizce explained that “We wash it first without making children of the Brazilian poor”. The Brazilian authorities who have been hareked on the detection of toxic in containers sent from the UK resulted the attempts they launched to be redistributed by poisonous residues.
The Turkish, Ghana, Brazil, Azerbaijan, Libya, Vietnam and China from the two continents of the industrial and household wastes containing Toksik had to get back 80 containers of toxic pros, exported to Brazil from illegal roads.
From the UK’s reputable newspapers, The Times wrote that UK’s no longer discharged to emerging countries over two continents was accused of breaching international contracts. According to the statistics published by the newspaper, the UK’s most popular garbage destinations include Brezila, Turkey, Azerbeycan, Libya, China, Vitenam and Ghana. Turkey has shared 13 million tons of waste in 2007 as the UK’s most popular destination as a country where204 million tons of metal 260 tons of plastics and 13 tons of paper waste. The newspaper noted that in the scope of plastic and paper, among the waste substances that are sent to the specified countries of the British, there are no residues, such as syringe, condom and diaper.
Coan inquiry order
British Minister of Environment Hilary Bann has given an inquiry order on the presence of 1,400 tons of toxic in the 80 shipping container sent to 3 separate sea ports by a British company. It is noted that there are no residues such as syringe, condom and diaper in containers sent by the British company.
A computer belonging to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which was found in Akra, one of the existing neighborhoods of Ghana, the Times of Ministerial authorities had forced to explain in this regard. The newspaper stressed that tens of thousands of people who work to extract scrap electronic appliances and have 5 years old small children between them, they were subjected to potsically killer chemicals. (dha)
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