Anthrax and HIV-tainted soil found at medical waste dump site in Indonesia, but locals oblivious to risks
2020-01-28 22:27
CIREBON, West Java: The village of Panguragan Kulon in Indonesian port city Cirebon is unique in its own way. Most villagers earn their living by collecting and reselling trash. Huge sacks of waste are visible along the roads of Panguragan Kulon, many of them…
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