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MANIPUR MAN MAKES PETROL FROM PLASTIC WASTE
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Plastic and plastic made items pose a serious threat to the environment and considering the grave consequences, the Government is working on to impose a blanket ban on use of plastic and polythene bags in this fast-changing modern society. Amid this situation, for the first time in Manipur, Heisnam Devan of Khordak Mayai Leikai has successfully developed a petrol recycling plastic waste which can create fuel from plastic waste. He has developed the prototype of a pyrolysis plant in which plastic waste could be burnt and distilled to make petrol and other byproducts. TOM TV brings you an exclusive report on this.


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