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India, Vietnam, Philippines become the most polluted country in the world
2018-06-04 09:04
The focus of World Environment Day on June 5th this year is plastic pollution – look at the shocking piles of garbage and pollution in countries that do not have infrastructure to deal with waste. The astounding pictures show that in India, the Philippines, and Vietnam, piles of plastic and garbage have polluted rivers and become the three most polluted countries in the world. Illustration: New Delhi, India is the focus of this year’s World Environment Day – India has 14 of the world’s most polluted cities.
The sewers in New Delhi, the capital of India, are blocked by plastic. The streets are full of rubbish bags and rivers are full of trash and pollution. In the photo, you can see that the sewer's sewers were blocked by plastic and residents lived around plastic.
The Yamuna river in India is one of the most sacred rivers in India, but it is also one of the most polluted rivers.
A sewer in India is full of rubbish.
Indians make a living by picking up trash from recyclable plastic waste.
Plastics is one of the biggest pollution problems in India.
Garbage bags are everywhere on the streets of India - the locals are used to it.
Ram Nath, a 40-year-old woman, sorts and recycles rubbish from the garbage of the Yamuna river in India - like plastic bottles - to make a living.
In Manila, Philippines, Pasig River is considered to be one of the most polluted rivers in the world due to the large amount of garbage dumped there. Despite the serious pollution, it is still a popular swimming place for local children and residents.
This river is extremely important to Manila and needs to be protected to ensure the residents' water security.
Locals in Manila know nothing about the serious consequences that their swimming may have on their health.
The Manila skyline contrasts sharply with the polluted banks.
The streets of Manila are full of rubbish and waste.
Environmental activists are rushing to rebuild the river for Philippe.
In Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province, rubbish fills the beach. On June 5th, we will usher in World Environment Day. The theme of this year is to overcome plastic pollution.
Local time on June 4, 2018, in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, the garbage land on the beach. On June 5th, we will usher in World Environment Day. The theme of this year is to overcome plastic pollution.
2018-06-04 09:04
The focus of World Environment Day on June 5th this year is plastic pollution – look at the shocking piles of garbage and pollution in countries that do not have infrastructure to deal with waste. The astounding pictures show that in India, the Philippines, and Vietnam, piles of plastic and garbage have polluted rivers and become the three most polluted countries in the world. Illustration: New Delhi, India is the focus of this year’s World Environment Day – India has 14 of the world’s most polluted cities.
The sewers in New Delhi, the capital of India, are blocked by plastic. The streets are full of rubbish bags and rivers are full of trash and pollution. In the photo, you can see that the sewer's sewers were blocked by plastic and residents lived around plastic.
The Yamuna river in India is one of the most sacred rivers in India, but it is also one of the most polluted rivers.
A sewer in India is full of rubbish.
Indians make a living by picking up trash from recyclable plastic waste.
Plastics is one of the biggest pollution problems in India.
Garbage bags are everywhere on the streets of India - the locals are used to it.
Ram Nath, a 40-year-old woman, sorts and recycles rubbish from the garbage of the Yamuna river in India - like plastic bottles - to make a living.
In Manila, Philippines, Pasig River is considered to be one of the most polluted rivers in the world due to the large amount of garbage dumped there. Despite the serious pollution, it is still a popular swimming place for local children and residents.
This river is extremely important to Manila and needs to be protected to ensure the residents' water security.
Locals in Manila know nothing about the serious consequences that their swimming may have on their health.
The Manila skyline contrasts sharply with the polluted banks.
The streets of Manila are full of rubbish and waste.
Environmental activists are rushing to rebuild the river for Philippe.
In Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province, rubbish fills the beach. On June 5th, we will usher in World Environment Day. The theme of this year is to overcome plastic pollution.
Local time on June 4, 2018, in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, the garbage land on the beach. On June 5th, we will usher in World Environment Day. The theme of this year is to overcome plastic pollution.
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