Upon entering ordinary household waste, the battery casing begins to decompose under the influence of temperature and external factors, resulting in the release of toxic substances such as cadmium, mercury, nickel, zinc, and other heavy metals into the environment. These metals pose a serious threat to the ecosystem, human health, and natural resources. They are capable of accumulating in soil and water, entering food chains, and causing long-term negative consequences for the environment and public health.

If you want to contribute to protecting nature from harmful toxins, do not throw away used batteries and accumulators along with household waste. Collect them separately and deliver them to the specialized "batareykalar.uz" project collection points. Used batteries can be returned through the batareykalar.uz project.