Current situation of WEEE in Hong Kong and Asia Vol.2
10/06/2017 18:33
Illegal smelters mainly operates at night to avoid being noticed. Without mentioning the location, Mr. Lim showed us a video, where local workers are throwing e-scrap such as PCBs directly into the furnace to extract copper, gold and palladium.
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