Regarding the incident involving a large quantity of pharmaceuticals being dumped at an unauthorized roadside dump, Da Nang City has decided to impose administrative penalties on Central Pharmaceutical Company No. 3.
A video circulating on social media showing a woman driving a car and stopping in the middle of Chương Dương Bridge to throw a bag of trash into the Red River has sparked public outrage.
At the request of the Hanoi People's Committee leadership, four districts—Ba Dinh, Hoan Kiem, Dong Da, and Hai Ba Trung—have installed cameras to detect and handle the act of littering in unauthorized places.
Hanoi traffic police issued a fine to a driver for stopping his car in the middle of Chuong Duong Bridge to dump trash into the Red River.
A reader asks who they need to report to for handling if their neighbor brings trash to their house and whether the neighbor will be fined.
Please dispose of trash properly, especially items that might scare you, like mannequins, to protect the hearts of those with weak nerves!
Check to see which of the four things you need to let go of to have a lighter, happier life you've already gotten rid of.
Antoine's photo series of his own home after four years of not throwing away trash sends a powerful message about the impact of humans on the environment; your home can be like that too.
The "Face of Litter" project in Hong Kong (China) is attracting attention for its ability to identify litterers through DNA testing.
If everyone had the habit of littering indiscriminately like the guy in the video, our Earth would soon turn into a giant garbage dump.
The woman frantically ran after the garbage truck to throw away her trash bag, but ended up missing and falling face down onto the road.
Professor Hoang Chuong argues that, along with not queuing and stealing, littering is a disgrace to Vietnamese culture.
Despite the numerous signs prohibiting certain actions, ranging from reminders to warnings, and from heavy to light penalties, that have sprung up everywhere, people in the capital still brazenly do the opposite.
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