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    Waste Products

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    The document lists various waste products generated including scrap metals, batteries, plastics, papers, PPE, e-waste, wood, glass, tires, food waste, and sewage water along with their estimated quantities. It states that solid waste should be segregated before disposal and sewage water stored in septic tanks and drained when necessary. Some solid waste is sold to junk shops.

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    Waste Products

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    The document lists various waste products generated including scrap metals, batteries, plastics, papers, PPE, e-waste, wood, glass, tires, food waste, and sewage water along with their estimated quantities. It states that solid waste should be segregated before disposal and sewage water stored in septic tanks and drained when necessary. Some solid waste is sold to junk shops.

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    The document lists various waste products generated including scrap metals, batteries, plastics, papers, PPE, e-waste, wood, glass, tires, food waste, and sewage water along with their estimated quantities. It states that solid waste should be segregated before disposal and sewage water stored in septic tanks and drained when necessary. Some solid waste is sold to junk shops.

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    Waste Products

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    mc chester
    The document lists various waste products generated including scrap metals, batteries, plastics, papers, PPE, e-waste, wood, glass, tires, food waste, and sewage water along with their estimated quantities. It states that solid waste should be segregated before disposal and sewage water stored in septic tanks and drained when necessary. Some solid waste is sold to junk shops.

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    Waste Products

    1. Scrap Metals
    2. Lead Acid Batteries
    3. Plastics
    4. Scrap Papers
    5. Used PPE
    6. Electronic Waste
    7. Timber/Wood
    8. Glass
    9. Tires
    10.Food Leftover
    11.Sewage Wastewater

    Quantity
    300-600 kg
    2-10 pieces
    30-60 kg
    50-150 kg
    50-200 kg
    1-20kg
    30- 100 cu. Ft
    1-10 kg
    2-6 pieces
    100-200 kg
    50- 150 cubic ft.

    Method of treatment: N/A


    Disposal Method :
    Segregation of solid waste before turnover prior for disposal
    Sewage wastewater are stored to septic tank and siphoned if found
    necessary
    Some solid waste are sold to junkshop

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