24 Hrs
Source:
بوابة الفجر
Shalatin landfill handles non-recyclable waste
The Ministry of Local Development and the Environment has announced the establishment of a sanitary landfill in Shalatin city at a cost of approximately 80 million Egyptian pounds, covering an area of 10 acres. The facility aims to receive non-recyclable waste and ensure its safe disposal. This initiative is part of the ongoing waste management system in the Red Sea Governorate, which includes sanitary landfills, recycling factories, and transfer stations, with the goal of reducing random waste disposal and promoting recycling to benefit from waste materials. It is worth noting that the daily waste in Shalatin ranges between 10 and 20 tons, and the landfill is expected to operate in conjunction with the construction of a small recycling unit by investors, along with the removal of informal waste sites in the area.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)