Independent Report
Winder. Hub. (Independent Correspondence)
Aug. 09.Chemical Waste and Pollution from Factories Damage Crops, Livestock, and Human Health; Authorities Urged to Take Action.
Cotton factories in Winder have become a source of pollution, causing harm to the health of residents and damaging crops and livestock. The factories’ chemical waste has contaminated the air and water, posing a significant threat to human health.
According to details, the cotton factories in Winder have been releasing chemical waste and pollutants into the environment, affecting human health, standing crops, and livestock. The waste from the factories has reduced the quality of air and water, putting human health at risk.
The cotton factories, operating in the Winder area for decades, have been releasing toxic pollutants into the air and water, endangering the lives of Winder residents and nearby communities.
Chemical waste and pollution from factories harm human health, crops, and livestock
– Factories release toxic pollutants into the air and water, contaminating the environment
– Residents and nearby communities affected by pollution
– Authorities urged to take action against factories
– Industrial Pollution: A Growing Concern in Balochistan
– Cotton Factories’ Waste Damages Crops, Livestock in Winder
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