The Jakarta government announced the addition of <strong>20 new trucks</strong> for waste collection to alleviate the ongoing waste accumulation crisis, particularly in the <strong>Kramat Jati Market</strong> area. This decision comes amid persistent challenges in waste management in the city.
New regulations requiring weekly food waste collection from all households in England have come into effect. However, many local councils are unprepared to meet this requirement, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the new laws.
The municipality has announced the commencement of the first phase of waste collection and transport through service providers, aiming to enhance cleanliness in the city. This initiative is part of a comprehensive waste management plan to improve environmental services.
Penang's Minister, Chow Kon Yeow, announced a rise in waste collection costs due to increasing fuel prices. This decision comes as many countries face the repercussions of rising energy costs.