What are the Consequences of Improper Waste Segregation?
Improper waste segregation can have serious consequences, including: 1. Increased Risk of Infection: Improper disposal of infectious waste can lead to the spread of diseases. 2. Environmental Pollution: Hazardous waste can contaminate soil and water sources. 3. Legal Penalties: Non-compliance with waste segregation regulations can result in fines and legal action. 4. Injury: Mishandling sharps or hazardous waste can cause injuries to healthcare workers and waste management staff.
