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ISSUE 28
Bengaluru
Jun 22 - Jun 28, 2018
PAGES - 8
Rs. 2
Plastic accumulation at a black spot!
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lack spots are places where garbage is dumped by the residents and passersby. This dump in Teachers Colony in Koramangala is filled up with plastic covers. Even after the plastic ban, people are still using plastic and spoiling the environment. The most endangered species because of this insensitivity of the residents are cows. It almost swallows the plastic along with the food. Its stomach has four chambers. When a
cow eats plastic, it gets into the stomach and remains there most of the time. Over a period of time, the plastic gets accumulated and leads to a major blockage in the stomach. A blocked stomach in a cow is dangerous. Generally, what goes in, comes out. But, in this case, the polythene stays in the stomach of the animal as the digestive system is neither able to process it nor is it able to move it forward, so it can be excreted with the stools. The cow's stomach contains bacteria which helps it to digest the food and the bacteria produces a lot of gas. The movement of the stomach makes the gas to move out. Once the stomach is blocked, this movement is affected and the gas accumulates in the stomach. The result will be a badly bloated stomach leading to a painful Continued on page 6
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