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They Threw an Entire Household Onto the Sidewalk - Fine of 3,000 Euros and Lawsuit From the Municipality

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Sofas, doors, refrigerators, chairs, windows and various building materials have flooded the area, while even a two-wheeler has become trapped among them The post Thessaloniki: They threw an entire household onto the sidewalk – Fine of 3,000 euros and lawsuit from the Municipality appeared first on in.gr.

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The renovation of a house in the Martiou area of Thessaloniki, instead of ending up in special trash bins, “moved” to the sidewalk. Rubbish, broken furniture, sofas and bags filled the sidewalk and, after the mobilization and the extent to which the issue took from the complaints of residents and neighbors, a truck with special bins rushed today to remove the rubble. As reported by rthess, the Municipality of Thessaloniki imposed a fine of 3,000…

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Sofas, doors, refrigerators, chairs, windows and various building materials have flooded the area, while even a two-wheeler has become trapped among them The post Thessaloniki: They threw an entire household onto the sidewalk – Fine of 3,000 euros and lawsuit from the Municipality appeared first on in.gr.

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After the incident was made public and the mobilization that followed, a truck arrived at the scene with special bins to remove the garbage.

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This is the first arrest in Greece for illegal dumping of bulky items, according to the Municipality of Thessaloniki – “Zero tolerance” for those who degrade public space The post Thessaloniki: He threw rubble from renovation on the sidewalk and was arrested – “Bell” 3,000 euros appeared first on Npress.gr.

There are cities where illegal dumping of bulky items is dealt with fines and enforcement proceedings. And there are also those where sofas, mattresses, broken wardrobes and rubble appear daily on sidewalks, corners and next to bins, almost as if they were part of the urban landscape. In Thessaloniki, the first enforcement arrest nationwide for illegal dumping of bulky and […]

The first arrest for illegal dumping of bulky items in Greece occurred in Thessaloniki, and concerns a citizen who abandoned bulky and renovation materials in a public space, at the intersection of Martiou and Zoumetikou streets (Charilaou area). As noted in a statement by the Municipality of Thessaloniki, “The person responsible was identified and was fined 3,000 euros by the Municipal Police […] Thessaloniki: Arrested in the act for abandoning…

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rthess.gr broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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