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Karachi’s Plastic Bag Ban
Posted by cyclops1789 Apr 2, 2007 06:34 pm
I agree with Adnan Siddqui the ban should not have been enforced so quickly, I know how badly Karachi needs this ban but the government should have followed a longer program in which they helped in the rehabilitation of the plastic bag producing industry.
Its easy for us to sit back in comfortable chairs and air conditioners to point out the flaws we see in Karachi`s aesthetics but we must also spare a thought for homeless boy in the street who earns a living through collecting garbage.
Don`t get me wrong here I`m all for improving Karachi.

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