A catastrophic event has generated an unprecedented environmental challenge, with the United Nations reporting at least 2.2 million tonnes of debris as a preliminary estimate. The scale of the wreckage underscores the severity of the damage and the logistical hurdles ahead in cleanup and recovery efforts. Experts warn that the debris poses significant risks to ecosystems, infrastructure, and human safety. Authorities are now grappling with how to address the massive waste while preventing further harm.
The UN says the disaster has left at least 2.2 million tonnes of debris, according to a preliminary estimate.
