The head of the Department of Environmental Protection in the city of Paradis announced the monitoring and transfer of more than 60 tons of pharmaceutical and special chemical waste produced in pharmaceutical companies and industrial units located in the Science and Technology Park in this city to authorized disposal centers.
The head of the Department of Environmental Protection in the city of Paradis announced the monitoring and transfer of more than 60 tons of pharmaceutical and special chemical waste produced in pharmaceutical companies and industrial units located in the Science and Technology Park in this city to authorized disposal centers.
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