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Peasants Recycle and Can Win Prizes

A new campaign to collect electrical and electronic waste will be organised on Thursday, October 15, and the participants can win attractive prizes at the end of the round. A new campaign to collect electrical and electronic waste (WEEE) takes place the week [...]

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Peasants Recycle and Can Win Prizes

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