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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
South Hebron faces toxic air from burning electronics
A report has been released highlighting the rising problem of electronic waste burning in South Hebron, especially in the towns of Deir Samit, Idhna, and the areas along the western line. The phenomenon has become a constant source of smoke and suffocation, affecting residents' health and the environment. The inhabitants suffer from being unable to open their windows or sleep comfortably, as children's health deteriorates with increased cases of suffocation and respiratory difficulties. The issue extends beyond the local area, with black smoke clouds spreading over large areas, leading to environmental damage and pollution of the air and soil. It is estimated that between 200 and 300 burning hotspots are continuously active, despite repeated calls from government and community members to find safer alternative solutions and to address the problem fundamentally.
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