Dr. Jackson Adiyiah Nyantakyi, the Ashanti Regional Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has issued a startling warning about the dangers of consuming hot koko from plastic bags. According to the expert, the chemicals and additives used.
in the production of plastic materials can have severe health implications when they come into contact with hot food or beverages.
Dr. Nyantakyi revealed that drinking hot koko from a plastic bag could be as harmful as smoking 36 cigarettes. He explained that the toxins released from the plastic when exposed to heat can enter the body and cause long-term damage, urging the public to avoid this dangerous practice.
The EPA Director emphasized the critical need for responsible plastic use, noting that the risks are far too high for consumers to ignore. He strongly advised against the widespread misuse of plastic bags for food and drink, urging a shift towards safer alternatives.
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