Role of regulatory agencies on covid-19 waste management

 We got to the conclusion that there are no precise rules for maintaining COVID-19 linked waste after reading all of the legislation and recommendations or templates provided by WHO, the United States, Europe, Japan, and India. If this trend continues, it may have an impact on not just trash-handling employees, but also the entire ecosystem, since animals and birds may come into touch with COVID-19 associated wastes tossed in an open area, potentially spreading COVID-19. Before COVID-19 waste management becomes a major issue, proper rules must be drafted and implemented by the individual governments. Individuals should be obliged to adhere to the rules. That is how strict the guidelines should be. The guidelines should not just exist on paper; they should be followed appropriately by each individual only then the nation can be saved.





For complete details visit: Abimanyu Sugumaran, Ramya Ravichandran, Kamaraj Raju, 2022. Role of regulatory agencies on covid-19 waste management. J. Med. P’ceutical Allied Sci. V 11 - I 1, Pages - 4455 - 4459 doi: 10.55522/jmpas.V11I1.2477.

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