Location and inadequate waste management (uncontrolled waste disposal) is a suitable place for several organisms and appeal to a variety of animals such as flies and dogs that can be infectious. Potential health hazards that can arise are as follows:
1. Diarrheal diseases, cholera, typhoid spread quickly because of a virus that comes from improper waste management can be mixed with water. Dengue (haemorrhagic fever) may also increase rapidly in the area of waste management is inadequate.
2. Fungal disease can also spread (eg, skin fungus).
3. Diseases that can be spread through the food chain. One example is a disease that dijangkitkan by tapeworm (taenia). This worm previously entered into pencernaaan animals through food in the form of leftover food / garbage.
4. Toxic waste:
It has been reported that in Japan about 40,000 people die from consuming fish contaminated by mercury (Hg). This mercury is derived from the waste dumped into the sea by a factory that produces batteries and accumulators.
Environmental Impact
seepage liquid waste that goes into the drainage or river will pollute the water. Various organisms including fish can die so that some species will be lost, this has resulted in changes in biological aquatic ecosystems. Decomposition of waste dumped into the water will produce organic acids and organic liquid gas, such as methane. In addition to the less savory smell, this gas can explode in high concentrations.
The impact on the social status and economic
impact, among others:
1. Poor waste management will form a less favorable environment for the community: a bad odor and bad sight because of garbage strewn everywhere.
2. A negative impact on tourism.
3. Inadequate waste management leads to low levels of public health. The important thing here is the increase in direct financing (to treat the sick) and indirect financing (not working, low productivity).
4. Solid waste disposal into water bodies can cause flooding and will have an impact on public service facilities such as roads, bridges, drainage, and others.
5. Other infrastructure can also be affected by inadequate waste management, such as the high cost required for water treatment. If the garbage disposal means less efficient or not, people will tend to throw their garbage in the street. This resulted in the need to be more frequently cleaned and repaired.
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