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World Cleanup Day: GFF begins sanitation education in local communities
The World Cleanup Day takes place annually on September 20, uniting millions of volunteers across more than 190 countries to tackle the global solid waste crisis.
It will also explain the proper use of toilets, latrines, and safe management of solid waste and wastewater.
On safe water disposal, the Foundation will teach people about proper handwashing with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, bathing, and respiratory etiquette such as covering coughs.
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