Netflix highlights Malaysia’s plastic dumping problem in documentary


Episode Four of 'Broken' investigates the notion that single-use plastic products aren’t as recyclable as people believe.

The issue of Malaysia fast becoming a dumping ground for the world’s plastic waste was widely reported in the local news earlier this year.

Now, international video streaming platform Netflix has featured Malaysia on an episode of its investigative documentary series Broken, which premiered on Nov 27.

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