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The safe and sanitary landfill in the city of Shalateen, Red Sea Governorate, has been officially inaugurated at a cost of approximately 80 million Egyptian pounds. This is part of the infrastructure project for the waste management system, aimed at enhancing the safe handling of waste, protecting the environment, and safeguarding public health. This initiative is included within total investmentsamounting to 376 million pounds dedicated to developing the waste management system in the governorate, which also encompasses the delivery of sanitary landfills in the cities of Marsa Alam, Safaga, Hurghada, Ras Gharib, Qusair, and Halaib, with the goal of improving citizens’ quality of life and reducing illegal waste disposal. The project spans an area of 10 feddans and features a sanitary landfill cell, a leachate evaporation pond, a perimeter wall, and comprehensive infrastructure such as operational rooms, offices, lighting systems, and storage tanks. All of this aims to ensure the safe and effective operation of the system.
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