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Now, eco-friendly stoves for people

Updated At : 06:13 AM Oct 26, 2015 IST

Jammu, October 25

Greenway, a Mumbai-based start-up enterprise, today launched ‘Greenway Stoves’, a range of modern and eco-friendly stoves as replacement for the traditional mud stoves.

Briefing the mediapersons here today, Greenway representatives said in J&K around 70 per cent of households continued to cook on traditional mud stoves.

They said heavy exposure to traditional fuels was having significant health consequences on the health of people, particularly women and children. — TNS

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