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Dear Editors of 'Times of India',
My name is Karan Khanna, and I live in Pushp Vihar, New Delhi. I am writing to you about the ban of poly and plastic bags. I believe they should be banned because they are harmful to the environment and the animals.
How would you like it if you were to be a sea animal trying to find food in the water, and you come across a poly bag? You think it is food, so you start to chew on it. It tastes horrible, but you are so hungry that you try again. Then it gets stuck in your throat! That happens to sea turtles all the time due to poly bags floating in the water. It can eventually suffocate them, and they die. That is why cloth bags are better, because they get reused many times, and no one throws them away. They are environmentally safe and animal friendly. Some bags are even biodegradable, because they are made of paper. They are a healthier and safer alternative for the environment. Factories that produce poly bags emit pollution that is unsafe and harmful for animals and humans.
I hope that I have made my point clear, and that you decide to help the environment and promote the usage of cloth or paper bags, to make our world a better place for both humans and animals.
Sincerely,
Karan Khanna
