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Cambodia maintains ban on e-waste imports to protect environment
The Phnom Penh Post (Biz)

Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has reaffirmed its ban on importing electronic waste (e-waste) to safeguard the country's environment, natural resources, and public health. Minister Eang Sophalleth stated that only about 9% of e-waste is economically recyclable, while the rest requires costly advanced processing. Improper management can release hazardous substances, causing irreversible pollution. Cambodia will not become a destination for foreign e-waste and is considering a national effort to better manage domestic e-waste.
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