Lions Club to start e-waste collection

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Jan 13, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, January 12

Lions Club International announced the launch of world’s largest e-waste collection campaign, titled “Dump and Donate”, in partnership with Hindustan E-Waste Management Private Limited, Primus Partners and National Independent Schools Alliance. From January 13, the campaign will be started across more than 120 cities. AP Singh, International Third Vice-President of Lions Clubs, said, “Under this month-long campaign, the members of the Lions Club International will reach out through various schools, institutions and other mediums, and create awareness among the masses about e-waste and its harmful impact on health and environment.”

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