Cagliari's historic center and more isolated areas are under special surveillance by the local police to combat the abandonment of waste.

In August, the agents carried out numerous inspections and inspections, raising dozens of penalties, also relating to incorrect exposures: from via Satta to via Barcellona, from via Dei Giornalisti to via Porcile, from viale Regina Margherita to viale Diaz, from via San Bartolomeo to via Della Fauna, from via Santa Chiara to via Lungomare Poetto, and among others, via Castiglione, via Cavour, via San Benedetto, via Caprera, piazza Yenne, via Timavo, piazza Marco Polo, via Donizetti.

Furthermore, many cleaning and reclamation interventions prepared by the Soil Hygiene service. In via Timavo, piazza Lao Silesu, piazza Vasco Da Gama and via Mancini - underlines the Municipality - the phenomenon of waste abandonment is repeated cyclically. Those responsible are often identified through cameras and reports from other citizens .

Then there were the targeted checks carried out by plainclothes agents, following complaints and reports on abandoned waste and tubs exposed outside the allowed hours.

As the offices of the Soil Hygiene Service specify, "the bins located throughout the city, about 300 pre-existing and about 790 installed starting from 2019, are used to deliver small 'walking' waste and not household waste or waste from commercial activities" . Anyone who gives in or near the so-called "waste paper" can be fined.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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