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Tourists entering Tanzania are to be banned from using plastic bags under a plastic bag ban that comes into effect in June

The reporter understands from the Chinese embassy in Tanzania, Tanzania, the vice President's office announced recently, mainland Tanzania will be in June 1, 2019 formally implemented "plastic ban", it is prohibited to import, export, manufacture, sale, storage, supply and use all of the thickness of the plastic bag in my hand, and offenders may face penalties such as fines and jail. Plastic products and packaging involving medical services, industrial products, construction, agriculture, food, sanitation and waste treatment are not restricted.

Data show that Tanzania, with a land area of more than 940,000 square kilometers and a population of about 53.5 million, is a world famous tourist destination. Located in East Africa, the country is rich in tourism resources: the great plains of serengeti, where the annual animal migration is spectacular; Kilimanjaro, known as the roof of Africa, known as the Eden of Africa's ngorongoro crater; The largest game reserve in Africa, the selous game reserve; And the mysterious spice islands in Zanzibar and countless other scenic spots... A large number of inbound tourists visit Tanzania every year.

It urges all foreigners arriving in Tanzania not to carry or pack items in hand or checked bags, or they will be required to hand in plastic bags upon entry. Zipper sealing plastic bags specially used to hold toiletries can be allowed to enter the country, but not allowed to be discarded and disposed of in Tanzania.

The Chinese embassy in Tanzania once again solemnly reminded Chinese citizens in Tanzania and about to visit Tanzania to strictly abide by the "plastic ban order", when entering Tanzania, avoid carrying plastic bags in suitcases or hand luggage, do not use plastic bags in Tanzania, so as not to be punished.

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