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Ashaiman Municipal Assembly targets waste segregation at source

Mr Tsekpo expressed optimism that sustained public cooperation, effective enforcement of sanitation regulations and improved waste management practices would help transform Ashaiman into a cleaner, healthier and more environmentally sustainable municipality.
The Ashaiman Municipal Assembly is set to introduce waste segregation at source and strengthen the enforcement of sanitation by-laws to improve sanitation in the municipality.
To provide a lasting solution, he said the Assembly was shifting its focus from routine clean-up exercises to an integrated waste management system centred on source segregation, recycling and efficient refuse collection.
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