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Published : Mar 11, 2019, 5:03 PM IST

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Updated : Mar 11, 2019, 6:49 PM IST

ఓటు నమోదు చేసుకోండి

రాష్ట్ర ప్రజలారా... సార్వత్రిక ఎన్నికలకు నగారా మోగింది. మరి మీ ఓటు ఉందో లేదో చూసుకున్నారా...? ఒకవేళ ఓటరు జాబితాలో మీ ఓటు లేకపోతే తక్షణమే నమోదు చేసుకోండి. మర్చిపోకండి. ఓటు దరఖాస్తుకు ఈనెల 15వ తేదీ వరకే అవకాశం. ఆన్‌లైన్లో, మీసేవ కేంద్రాల్లో, ఎన్నికల సంఘం వెబ్‌సైట్‌ ceoandhra.nic.in లో ఓటు నమోదు చేసుకోవచ్చు.

ఫామ్‌-6 దరఖాస్తుపై క్లిక్‌ చేసి వివరాలు నింపండి. ఫామ్‌-6ను ఆన్‌లైన్‌లో గానీ, NVSP వెబ్‌సైట్‌ ద్వారా గానీ, ఎలక్షన్‌ కమిషన్‌ (ఈసీ) యాప్‌ ద్వారా గానీ దరఖాస్తు చేసుకోవచ్చు. ఓటరు నమోదుకు గుర్తింపు పత్రం, చిరునామా పత్రం, కలర్‌ ఫొటో తప్పనిసరి అని గుర్తుంచుకోండి. ఇంకా ఏమైనా సందేహాలు ఉంటే టోల్‌ఫ్రీ నెంబర్‌ 1950ను సంప్రదించడం మర్చిపోకండి.

మీ విలువైన ఓటే ప్రజాస్వామ్యానికి ఆయువుపట్టు.

ఓటు నమోదు చేసుకోండి

రాష్ట్ర ప్రజలారా... సార్వత్రిక ఎన్నికలకు నగారా మోగింది. మరి మీ ఓటు ఉందో లేదో చూసుకున్నారా...? ఒకవేళ ఓటరు జాబితాలో మీ ఓటు లేకపోతే తక్షణమే నమోదు చేసుకోండి. మర్చిపోకండి. ఓటు దరఖాస్తుకు ఈనెల 15వ తేదీ వరకే అవకాశం. ఆన్‌లైన్లో, మీసేవ కేంద్రాల్లో, ఎన్నికల సంఘం వెబ్‌సైట్‌ ceoandhra.nic.in లో ఓటు నమోదు చేసుకోవచ్చు.

ఫామ్‌-6 దరఖాస్తుపై క్లిక్‌ చేసి వివరాలు నింపండి. ఫామ్‌-6ను ఆన్‌లైన్‌లో గానీ, NVSP వెబ్‌సైట్‌ ద్వారా గానీ, ఎలక్షన్‌ కమిషన్‌ (ఈసీ) యాప్‌ ద్వారా గానీ దరఖాస్తు చేసుకోవచ్చు. ఓటరు నమోదుకు గుర్తింపు పత్రం, చిరునామా పత్రం, కలర్‌ ఫొటో తప్పనిసరి అని గుర్తుంచుకోండి. ఇంకా ఏమైనా సందేహాలు ఉంటే టోల్‌ఫ్రీ నెంబర్‌ 1950ను సంప్రదించడం మర్చిపోకండి.

మీ విలువైన ఓటే ప్రజాస్వామ్యానికి ఆయువుపట్టు.

LAOS PLASTICS
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS/ VNR: Copyright of EARTH-Vientiane
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LENGTH: 5.22
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vientiane, Laos - 4 February 2019
++MUTE AERIALS++
1. Various aerials of Vientiane city +MUTE+
2. Wide of Lao national and communist flags
3. Wide of buildings under construction and passing traffic
4. Low wide angle showing plastic rubbish at the side of a road
5. Wide aerial of major road out to rural area  +MUTE+
6. Various aerials showing plastic rubbish dump at side of road +MUTE+
7. Various of polluted canal
8. Various of plastic rubbish in canal
9. SOUNDBITE: (Lao) Pongpumma Tik, volunteer, Green Vientiane
"More than 600 tons of plastic waste is produced in Vientiane every day. According to the district Management and Service Office which takes care of waste management in the city, only forty to fifty percent is disposed of in the landfill 32 kilometres outside the city. The rest is either burned, or there is littering creating messy areas."
10. Various of woman pushing rubbish cart along the road
11. Mid pan of woman pushing cart piled with rubbish into recycling centre
12. Wide pan of recycling centre
13. Mid pan of woman moving bags of plastic bottles
14. Close pan along stacked bags of plastic bottles
15. Wide of woman taking large sack of plastic bottles out of her cart and throwing it on pile in recycling centre
16. SOUNDBITE: (Lao) Hina Chanthavong, plastic collector
"We don't collect reusable waste from the garbage. We usually collect it from housekeepers working in different offices and restaurants near the city centre, especially near the morning market. They contact me once they have enough to sell."
17. Wide of men working on truck stacked with bags of plastic waste
18. Tilt up of man tying up a plastic bag
19. Wide of recycling centre owner surrounded by collection of waste
20. SOUNDBITE: (Lao) Kye Vongphakdy, owner, recycling centre
"We work as a middleman for both parties, sellers and buyers. Although it does help the community we only collect about one percent of the total (waste) out there, which is better than doing nothing at all. In one day we collect approximately one ton of plastic but we can only sell about 600-700 kilos."
21. External wide of bike riders outside the Earth restaurant and bar
VNR: Copyright of EARTH-Vientiane
No date or location given
22. Extract from Earth promotional video
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vientiane, Laos - 4 February 2019
23. Zoom in on sign telling bar customers to recycle bottles
24. Mid of barman stirring a drink
25. Close up of bamboo straws
26. Mid of bar owner talking to customers
27. SOUNDBITE: (English), David Jessop, owner, Earth (bar/restaurant)
"Although Earth is a small restaurant we give out perhaps 100 bamboo straws everyday. And if you think there are 365 days in a year, well that's a lot of straws. Then something else that we do is we use for take-away containers, instead of using styrofoam containers, we use containers that are made of sugarcane and biodegrade quickly."
28. Various of the golden temple Pha That Luang and tourists
29. Mid of statue
30. Wide reverse aerial of city
LEAD IN:
Like other cities in the region, the Laotian capital Vientiane is struggling with with vast amounts of plastic pollution.
The problem is blamed on the expanding use of plastics combined with inadequate waste management, but now a small army of plastic scavengers are helping to reduce the city's plastic pollution problem.
STORYLINE:
Like many countries across the world Laos is struggling to cope with plastic waste.
With GDP growth approaching 7% annually, Laos' economy is booming.
But hand-in-hand with economic growth comes more plastic waste.
Coupled with inadequate waste management, particularly in rural areas, the communist country is struggling with a plastic pollution epidemic.
While its cleaner than many other cities in the region, locals say the capital Vientiane is getting dirtier all the time.
Government figures show average waste production in Lao People's Democratic Republic is 0.75 kilograms per person each day, in the capital Vientiane that figure rises to 1.4 kilograms per capita per day.
Canals in the city are often blocked by plastic litter which causes flash flooding in the rainy season.
The roads leading out of the capital are particularly badly affected by plastic waste.
Plastic bottles and bags are thrown out of passing vehicles without a second thought.
In the days when food was wrapped in banana leaves it was not a problem, but in the plastic age it leaves behind waste which can take hundreds of years to biodegrade.
"More than 600 tons of plastic waste is produced in Vientiane every day," says Green Vientiane volunteer Phongpumma Tik. "According to the district management and service office which takes care of waste management in the city, only forty to fifty percent of it is disposed of in the landfill which is 32 kilometres outside the city. The rest is either burned locally or there is littering creating messy areas," he says.
A small army of private plastic collectors has sprouted around the city, valiantly trying to keep up with Vientiane's plastic problem.
A network of centres pays cash for plastic which is later recycled.
However many scavengers only collect from businesses and not from the streets.
"We don't collect reusable waste from the garbage" says plastic collector Hina Chanthavong."We usually collect it from housekeepers working in different offices and restaurants near the city centre, especially near the morning market. They contact me once they have enough to sell."
While plastic scavengers help to keep the streets clean, they barely scratch the surface of the problem, says recycle centre owner Kye Vongphakdy.
"We work as a middleman for both parties - sellers and buyers," he says. "Although it helps the community we only collect about 1% of the total out there, which is better than doing nothing at all. In one day we can collect approximately one ton of plastic but we can sell only about 600-700 kilos of it."
In 2016 the World Economic Forum released a report claiming that if we continue to pollute at this rate, there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050.
The report says 90 percent of this waste is from just ten rivers, eight of them are in Asia.
In an effort to reduce plastic consumption, many hospitality businesses in Laos are switching to eco-friendly alternatives such as bamboo straws and drinking water refill stations where people can refill their bottles for free.
Leading the way is popular Vientiane hangout Earth, owned by American David Jessop.
"Although Earth is a small restaurant we give out perhaps 100 bamboo straws everyday. And if you think there are 365 days in a year, well that's a lot of straws. Then something else that we do is we use for take-away containers, instead of using styrofoam containers, we use containers that are made of sugarcane and biodegrade quickly."
With plastic use growing there is a need to create more awareness among the Laotian people to encourage for them to change their habits when disposing of plastic waste.
Green campaigners also advocate for more funding to improve and expand waste management services and for more legislative action aimed at keeping Laos clean.
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