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Sindh bans plastic water bottles in offices combat pollution

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The Sindh government has taken a bold step toward reducing environmental pollution by banning the use of disposable plastic mineral water bottles in all government offices.

The decision, made during a Cabinet meeting, reflects the Chief Minister’s concern over the rising plastic waste crisis. In a move to promote eco-friendly practices, all government offices will now replace plastic bottles with jugs and glasses.

The General Administration Department has issued a circular to ensure immediate implementation across all departments. The government also urges other sectors to follow suit and adopt similar sustainable measures.

 

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