US EditionSmuggling of thin plastics irks Mepa
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Smuggling of thin plastics irks Mepa
Malawi Environment Protection Authority (Mepa) has expressed concern with the continued illegal importation of thin plastics from neighbouring countries amid a court ban. The Nation spot-checks in Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu showed that thin plastics are still selling in some markets. Some thin plastics are being smuggled into the country. | Nation In a written response, Mepa environment information education manager Aubren Chirwa said the smug…
·Blantyre, Malawi
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