Good: Ongoing Communication with Relevant Ministries to Process the Waste File
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In a statement, Deputy General Ashraf Rifi pointed out that "the waste crisis in Tripoli has gone beyond all probability, and it is no longer acceptable that the waste will continue to accumulate in the streets and neighbourhoods, while the concerned parties will throw away responsibilities and remove the problem from one day to another." He said, "A sustainable solution is possible, and a sarcophagus can form an essential part of this solution,…
Deputy Ahmed Al-Kahir stressed that the waste-crisis file was directly related to the State, because it was not only linked to Tripoli but was in all of Lebanon, which required the State to find solutions, noting that there was more than one successful example in more than one developed country that could benefit from this sector, so there are sophisticated ways to resolve a crisis... read more.
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