Municipal

Refuse collection services on upcoming public holidays

Residents are advised to place their black refuse bags and blue garden refuse bags on the verge on the scheduled collection days.

THE eThekwini Municipality announced that refuse collection services will continue as normal on April 27 (Freedom Day) and May 1 (Workers’ Day).

Residents are advised to place their black refuse bags and blue garden refuse bags on the verge on the morning of their scheduled collection days.

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However, the municipality cautioned residents that orange recycling bags will not be collected on public holidays. This applies to areas scheduled for recycling collection on April 27 and May 1.

Residents are requested to retain their recyclables and place them out for collection on the next scheduled collection day that does not fall on a public holiday.

The City further encourages all residents and visitors to contribute to a litter-free environment by practising responsible waste management.

This includes avoiding illegal dumping and littering and ensuring that refuse is only placed out on scheduled collection days.

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Residents are also urged to make use of street litter bins strategically placed across the City.

The municipality also called on residents to take a firm stand against littering and illegal dumping. Offenders found unlawfully dumping waste in open spaces will be fined and held responsible for the removal of such waste.

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