ELAZIĞ (AA) – In Elazığ, battery-powered chair support was provided to disabled individuals with the electronic waste and blue caps collected within the scope of the campaign. The “Electronic Waste and Blue Cap Campaign” organized by the Provincial Directorate of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change was launched in April. 13 battery-powered chairs were purchased with the income obtained from the sale of blue caps and waste electronic materials collected within the scope of the campaign in which approximately 19 thousand people participated.
Speaking at the ceremony held for the delivery of the chairs in the garden of the directorate, Provincial Director of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Fatih Önalan said that they continue to organize events to raise environmental awareness in the society within the scope of Turkey Environment Week. Explaining that they are struggling to raise environmentally conscious generations, Önalan said: “In this context, we started a campaign to collect plastic caps and electronic waste in our city about 1.5 months ago.
This campaign received incredible demand. We are delivering the battery-powered vehicles we bought with the income obtained from these collected plastic caps and electronic waste to our Elazığ Spinal Cord Paralyzed Association.” We see this campaign as the contribution of our little hearts and environmentally friendly citizens to nature and humanity.” After the speech, the chairs were given to the officials of the Elazığ Spinal Cord Paralytics Association to be delivered to disabled individuals.
In addition, participants who are entitled to a raffle for every 50 blue caps and 1 kilogram of electronic waste collected within the scope of the campaign will be given 5 computers, 10 tablets and 20 bicycles as gifts with a draw to be held tomorrow. 16There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 26There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
36There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 46There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced. 56There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
66There are 54 geographically registered foods among the products offered for sale at the Gastronomy House, where the traditional flavors of Hatay are introduced.
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