Bandung, Indonesia’s Waste Emergency

Bandung, Indonesia’s Waste Emergency

An officer is sweeping and climbing onto a pile of rubbish at the Jalan Simple Temporary Shelter (TPS), Bandung City, Indonesia on Thursday, September 21 2023. The large amount of rubbish in Bandung City was the result of the burning of the Sarimukti waste processing site (TPA) some time ago. The local government noted that around 25 thousand tons of rubbish were still piling up at various TPS in Greater Bandung. (Photo by Ryan Suherlan/NurPhoto)

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