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Danger! Poisonous chemical drums turn food, water storage containers
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Danger! Poisonous chemical drums turn food, water storage containers

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
They carried chemicals yesterday; today, they hold drinking water, edibles and drinks for parties. Across the country, discarded industrial drums are being given a second life in homes, despite warnings against domestic reuse. Experts say washing away the dirt may not wash away the danger, as they can still carry the toxic history of what Read More: https://punchng.com/danger-poisonous-chemical-drums-turn-food-water-storage-containers/

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