Plastic bags are the main visible signs of the pollution spreading across our planet. It's actually a rare opportunity to experience a strip of road, river bank or waterfront without a few plastic bags littering the area. Creating each new bag means a little more daily damage to the environment. Bhutan first banned the use of plastic bags in 1999. This measure was strengthened in 2005 and again in 2009, as plastic bags pose a great threat to the environment and were therefore banned in Bhutan. Plastic bags remain a source of profit for retailers and customers, but their impact on the environment has been reconsidered as mentioned, but the ban has proven to be mostly ineffective. The ban on the use of plastic bags was contested by the population. Initially, the Bhutan government did not have a strong foundation in place, because if it was, despite the ban, people would not dare to use it, the amendment of the law and the set of rules were weakly formed since the ban on plastic bags rather than waste. management, this has created a lot more tension because individuals are still seen using the bag. It is clear that the problem of bag waste could be complicated and cannot be solved simply. Although the current plastic ban only covers carry-on luggage, doma wrappers and frozen dessert bags, the majority of plastic waste includes primary packaging materials like crisp packets, wai wai packets, candy wrappers and endless different merchandise. It is impossible, nor reasonable, to completely ban all plastics, as most of them are used in essential items used every day. The idea of ​​banning plastic in Bhutan made international headlines and attracted international attention and a...... middle of paper ...... and always try something new and understandable. It is another responsibility of the merchandiser to provide a carry bag as it adds to the hospitality of the merchant. So it is customer's duty to use the plastic bags (rather than throwing them away, we can use them for other purposes like keeping goods, transporting goods to other places. Plastic bags are considered global concerns due to their long-term environmental harm. People have tried to solve the problem by banning it, but this remains ineffective. So it is not only a matter of government concern. the responsibility of everyone to help solve this problem if we want to live in a healthy environment for generations to come, contribute to solving problems related to the environment, not through an individual contribution but rather through a collective effort. all parties to fight against it..