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Unauthorized landfills in the Khostinsky district cleared of tons of waste

In the Khostinsky district of Sochi, a number of territories were cleared of garbage in a few days

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Unauthorized landfills in the Khostinsky district cleared of tons of waste

In the Khostinsky district of Sochi, a number of territories were cleared of garbage in a few days. The total volume of waste exported amounted to 281 cubic meters, including 52 cubic meters of construction waste.

According to the municipal control center of Sochi, cleaning was carried out on the streets of Lermontov, Dmitrieva, Teacher, Jan Fabritius, Izmailovskaya, Shosseyna, Matsestinskaya and other addresses.

Work on the elimination of unauthorized landfills and sanitary maintenance of the area continues.

Earlier it was reported that doctors performed 10 surgeries on a child from Sochi after the husky attack.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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