Starting January 1, 2021, the Sultanate will say goodbye to the single-use plastic bags to control pollution and implement the law on environmental protection.
“Plastic bags contain high levels of lead, and when you throw them under the sun, they emit gases that are harmful to human health,” a statement said.
A per the Ministerial Resolution 23/2020 on March 15, 2020, single-use plastic shopping bags will be banned from January 1, 2021.
It is reported that this decision was made according to the Law on Environmental Protection and Pollution Control issued by Royal Decree114/2001, and Royal Decree 18/2008 defining the terms of reference of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Affairs and adapting its organizational structure.
Several countries have warned against distributing plastic bags in stores in many cities due to their harm to humans and the environment.
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