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The document discusses two topics: pollution and road safety. It outlines the National Environmental Awareness and Education Act which promotes environmental education through integrating concepts into school curricula. It also discusses two laws related to road safety - the Seat Belts Use Act requiring seatbelt use and prohibiting children in front seats, and the Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Law penalizing driving under the influence of substances. The document concludes by asking the reader to create a warning poster related to these topics.
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