Scavenger: The Role Of Scavengers Work In Care

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Most of the people who lost jobs to earning their living there is no other choice but to continue working, even some of them have shifted work to scavenged or utilizing landfill (TPA) to make a living, which is commonly called "scavengers". Scavenger is one of the high-risk jobs in healthcare. Every day, scavengers work by sorting through the items from the garbage piles (Zulikhfan,

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