“Open burning of used sanitary pads pollutes the air and puts students' health at risk.”
Open burning at school
Open burning of used sanitary pads in school compounds releases harmful smoke and toxic pollutants into the air, creating health risks for students, teachers, and nearby communities.
Girls may be especially affected when safe and dignified menstrual waste management is unavailable.
Schools should adopt proper collection and environmentally responsible disposal methods to protect clean air, safeguard student health, and ensure a safe learning environment for everyone.
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