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Malaysia recycles mobile phones at kiosks
July 29, 2008
New Strait (Malaysia) Times: One of the reasons many people are not recycling old phones is because they don't know how, according to a global survey that revealed that only 3 percent of mobile-phone users recycle their old phones. Nokia has launched a self-service take-back program in Malaysia that uses a kiosk to accept all types of phones for recycling, as well as Nokia phone repairs.
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