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People walk past a television showing footage during a news report at a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, after North Korea said late Monday that the rocket carrying its "Malligyong-1-1" reconnaissance satellite exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
A woman walks past a television showing a news broadcast in a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, with footage run by Japanese broadcaster NHK on Tuesday of what appeared to be a flaming projectile in the night sky that then exploded into a fireball, saying it had been filmed from northeast China at the time of the attempted launch. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
A soldier walks past a television showing footage during a news report at a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, after North Korea said late Monday that the rocket carrying its "Malligyong-1-1" reconnaissance satellite exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
People walk past a television showing file footage during a news report at a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, after North Korea said late Monday that the rocket carrying its "Malligyong-1-1" reconnaissance satellite exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
A woman walks past a television showing footage during a news report at a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, after North Korea said late Monday that the rocket carrying its "Malligyong-1-1" reconnaissance satellite exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
People sit near a television showing file footage during a news report at a train station in Seoul on May 28, 2024, after North Korea said late Monday that the rocket carrying its "Malligyong-1-1" reconnaissance satellite exploded minutes after launch due to a suspected engine problem. South Korea on May 28 slammed Pyongyang's failed attempt to put a second spy satellite in orbit, saying the abortive launch was a "provocative act" that threatened regional stability. (Photo by ANTHONY WALLACE / AFP)
People walk over the damaged Togoba Bridge, located on the road from Mount Hagen to the site of a landslide at Mulitaka village in the region of Maip Mulitaka, in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province on May 28, 2024. Papua New Guinea moved to evacuate an estimated 7,900 people from remote villages near the site of a deadly landslide on May 28, as authorities warned of further slips. Some 2,000 people are already feared buried in a landslide that destroyed a remote highland community in the early hours of May 24. (Photo by AFP)
People walk over the damaged Togoba Bridge, located on the road from Mount Hagen to the site of a landslide at Mulitaka village in the region of Maip Mulitaka, in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province on May 28, 2024. Papua New Guinea moved to evacuate an estimated 7,900 people from remote villages near the site of a deadly landslide on May 28, as authorities warned of further slips. Some 2,000 people are already feared buried in a landslide that destroyed a remote highland community in the early hours of May 24. (Photo by AFP)
(FILES) Egoitz Urrutikoetxea, son of former head of ETA Jose Antonio Urrutikoetxea also known as Josu Ternera gives a press conference, on January 24, 2020 in Biarritz, regarding Spain's extradition request for his father. The Paris Court of Appeal wil issue its ruling on May 30, 2024 against Basque militant Egoitz Urrutikoetxea, on trial for aiding ETA in 2005. (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ / AFP)
Argentina's Interior Minister Guillermo Francos arrives to the Metropolitan Cathedral in Buenos Aires on May 25, 2024. Francos will assume as Argentina's Chief of Staff after the resignation of Nicolas Posse, Milei's government reported in a statement on the social network X. (Photo by LUIS ROBAYO / AFP)
Argentine President Javier Milei (L) accompanied by Argentina’s Chief of Staff Nicolas Posse (C) and Argentina's Interior Minister Guillermo Francos (R) arrive to the Metropolitan Cathedral in Buenos Aires on May 25, 2024. Francos will assume as Argentina's Chief of Staff after the resignation of Nicolas Posse, Milei's government reported in a statement on the social network X. (Photo by LUIS ROBAYO / AFP)
A woman looks at the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
Tourists take pictures under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A couple of tourists sit on a bench under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
Pedestrians pass by a Jacaranda tree at Parque Eduardo VII, in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A man sits on a bench with his dog under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A tourist takes pictures of the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A couple of tourists pass by Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A tourist takes pictures of the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A couple of tourists sit on a bench under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A woman is pictured with Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A man crosses a street under the Jacarandas trees in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A woman crosses a street under the Jacarandas trees in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A couple of tourists sit on a bench under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A man riding a scooter passes by a Jacaranda tree at Parque Eduardo VII, in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
People wait at a bus station under the Jacarandas trees at Parque Eduardo VII, in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
A couple of tourists sit on a bench under the Jacarandas trees at Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon on May 20, 2024. Every spring, the streets of Lisbon are covered in vibrant mauve and blue tones. The image of jacarandas in flower, an exotic tree introduced in the 19th century, has since become one of the postcards of the Portuguese capital. (Photo by PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP)
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired youths attending a computer class at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows a teacher (C) leading a class of hearing-impaired students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired youths operating sewing machines in a vocational training centre at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired students attending a class at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows teachers leading a class of hearing-impaired students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired head boy (2R) along with a teacher (R) welcoming other students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows a teacher (C) leading a class of hearing-impaired students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows a teacher (C) leading a class of hearing-impaired students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows a hearing-impaired student gesturing the sign for "love" during a class at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired students gathering for assembly before the start of their classes at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired students attending a class at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired students attending a class at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows Daniel Marc Lanthier, director of operations of the foundation behind Deaf Reach, speaking during an interview with AFP in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired youths operating sewing machines in a vocational training centre at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows hearing-impaired students gathering for assembly before the start of their classes at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows a teacher (C) leading a class of hearing-impaired students at a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
This photograph taken on May 6, 2024 shows Rimsha Noor, a hearing-impaired student, using sign language during an interview with AFP at a vocational training centre of a school run by the charity Deaf Reach, a non-profit organisation working to empower disadvantaged deaf children and youths, in Lahore. At a school for the deaf in Pakistan, the faces of students are animated, their smiles mischievous, as their hands twirl in tandem with their sign language teacher. More than 200 pupils, children and adults mostly from disadvantaged backgrounds, are among the few given a new fervour for life at this inner-city school in historic Lahore. (Photo by Arif ALI / AFP) / To go with AFP story Pakistan-education-children-deaf by Cyril Belaud and Kaneez Fatima
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024, a bird sits on a trash trap along a river in Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 trapped garbage is seen along a river in Bulacan. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024, garbage is seen trapped along a river in Bulacan. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 a vendor sits inside her store at a community located in a neighbourhood near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 a plastic bag hangs from a tree branch at a community near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on April 1, 2024 shows a general view of the community near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on April 1, 2024 shows a store at a community located in a neighbourhood near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024, a vendor sits inside her store at a community located in a neighbourhood near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on April 1, 2024 shows a store at a community located in a neighbourhood near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 dogs play among scattered trash at a community near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 a woman washes dishes at a community located in a neighbourhood near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on April 1, 2024 ducks look for food among trash at a community near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a Cebu Pacific plane flies by as a man collects trash in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on December 27, 2023 shows a general view near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a man works on an excavator at a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a man sprays deodorizer onto trash collected at a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a man shreds plastic waste used to create an ecobrick at a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 shredded recovered plastic waste used to create ecobricks is seen at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 ecobricks made out of recovered plastic waste are seen at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on December 27, 2023 shows a general view of a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 government workers take a break at a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 government workers craft recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a government worker shows final products crafted from recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a government worker crafts recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 a government worker crafts recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 government workers craft recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 27, 2023 government workers craft recovered plastic waste at a recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
This photo taken on December 27, 2023 shows a general view of the community near a waste recovery facility in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 government workers pick up trash along a river in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 a government worker picks up trash along a river in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 government workers pick up trash along a river in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 government workers load trash that they picked up under a bridge on a truck in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023, government workers pick up trash under a bridge in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 a government worker picks up trash along a river in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
In this photo taken on December 21, 2023 a government worker picks up trash along a river in Paranaque, Metro Manila. Inadequate garbage collection services, lack of disposal and recycling facilities, and grinding poverty have been blamed for the growing problem of plastic waste across the Philippines. (Photo by JAM STA ROSA / AFP) / To go with 'PHILIPPINES-ENVIRONMENT-PLASTIC-POLLUTION, FOCUS' by Cecil MORELLA
