Sri Lanka, Oct. 13 -- Marking the upcoming International E-Waste Day on October 14, a high-level consultation was held at the Environment Ministry yesterday to establish a co-ordinated national mechanism bringing together public, private and regulatory bodies to manage rapidly growing electronic waste (e-waste) in Sri Lanka and globally.Read Travel Guides

Environment Deputy Minister Anton Jayakody, Ministry Secretary K. R. Uduwawala, alongside registered e-waste collectors, recyclers and key sector stakeholders attended the event.

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