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Doki District chief on garbage collectors' criticism
The article discusses a controversy surrounding the widespread use of self-collection waste machines in the Doki neighborhood of Giza Governorate. These machines allow residents to dispose of their garbage in exchange for points or credit on their mobile phones. The Zabbaleen Union opposes this initiative, emphasizing that collecting waste through machines conflicts with the traditional work of the Zabbaleen and threatens their livelihoods, especially since the sector includes 7,500 licensed companies operating under official contracts. The report also clarifies that the project aims to promote the safe disposal of waste and reduce street pollution, with the possibility of contracting with the Zabbaleen Union to expand door-to-door collection—an idea that some neighborhood officials have welcomed. The report notes that the idea has received positive reactions from residents, who see it as a step toward improving waste management and adopting systems aligned with standards.
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