2023-08-17 19:47:02
The Djohé dump continues to be a test for its residents and continues to make people cringe while negatively impacting men and animals according to Sanou Diallo, sector manager.
“We have a strong inconvenience vis-à-vis this garbage can, people suffer from it, what about the animals, the oxen are intoxicated and die poisoned, we dump fish in suffering, in short, it’s a catch-all…”
Visibly upset by the lack of solution displayed by the urban municipality of Labé, the interlocutor allows himself an illustrative comparison that serves the local municipality:
“When the mayor of Pita took over, he found three hectares of land which he assigned to the garbage produced in his jurisdiction. A trash can in the heart of a habitat is binding. This municipal team is certainly in charge today but will not remain in place forever, hence the need to do good for the benefit of all citizens: City dwellers or rural dwellers, it is important…”
On the side of this part of the prefecture of Labé, the hour is serious and we ask for an understanding of the municipality to find a reception site far from the citizens’ habitats in order to preserve public health.
Tkillah Tounkara
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