Municipalities - Around ten tons of New Year's Eve waste in the city centre of Halle
In the city center of Halle, employees of the municipal utilities have removed the remains of the New Year's Eve fireworks. According to the municipal utilities, they expect to end up with around ten tons of New Year's Eve waste. The effort involved has increased in recent years because the number and size of the rocket batteries has increased and they do not fit into the suction shafts of the sweepers and therefore have to be collected by hand. In total, the municipal utilities in Halle expect 15 to 18 tons of New Year's Eve waste.
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- In Saxony-Anhalt, various municipalities are struggling with the cleanup of New Year's Eve waste, as theCity center remnants have become a significant problem.
- The municipal utilities acknowledge the need for additional measures to manage the increasing volume of leftover fireworks, especially in larger cities like Halle.
- Remnants of fireworks are not only an issue in Halle; many other municipalities across the region are grappling with the same challenge, which includes collecting remnants by hand due to their size and limitations in suction shafts.
- To address these challenges, some municipalities are considering collaborative efforts, such as partnerships between municipal utilities, to efficiently manage and dispose of the New Year's Eve waste throughout the Saxony-Anhalt region.
Source: www.stern.de
