The City of Cape Town says its waste services will resume as per normal on Wednesday, despite it being a public holiday – Election Day.
It however warned that refuse collection teams might arrive
earlier than expected.
‘’As normal, please place your bin outside for collection
by 06:00 on the scheduled refuse collection day. Please be encouraged not to
wait for the refuse collection vehicle to enter your street before taking the
bin to the pavement. The collection teams might arrive much earlier than usual
as there is likely to be reduced traffic congestion on the roads on these days,’’
said Grant Twigg, Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Waste Management.
‘’Should there be delays and your refuse is not collected
on the scheduled day, please do not leave it outside overnight. Take it out
again each day until it has been collected. Please do not resort to dumping,’’
he added.
Twigg said area cleaning and door-to-door refuse collection
services in informal areas will also not be affected by the public holiday.
‘’If the waste is not collected due to any unforeseeable
circumstances, residents can take bagged waste to the closest shipping
container.Please do not resort to dumping.’’
All of the City of Cape Town’s drop-off facilities, which
accept recyclables, will be closed on the day.
Done By: Elona Sibunzi
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