“Many people still prefer to burn waste rather than keeping them for waste collecting tractors of municipality”
Is burning waste a good option?
The resident of city areas still prefer to burn the waste.
I walk around 30 minutes every morning to my home from college in that period I see 2-3 people burning waste.
As we all know the plastics should not be burned but people still prefer it.
Though I request to not do that there unusual reaction makes me surprised.
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