Fines of 26,000 Euros for Waste in Filyros, They Left 100 Metal Containers with Radioactivity Markings
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The checks and measurements did not reveal the presence of radioactivity - Two separate fines of 13,000 euros each were imposed on the two involved
The municipality of Pylaia-Hortiatis imposed fines totaling 26,000 euros on two individuals for the illegal disposal of approximately 100 metal containers marked with radioactivity and other materials in the area of Filyros last July. Although the checks carried out did not detect the presence of radioactivity, the Municipality imposed two fines of 13,000 euros, applying ... More www.ertnews.gr
The municipality of Pylaia-Chortiatis has imposed administrative fines totaling 26,000 euros on two individuals, allegedly involved in the illegal abandonment of materials in Filyro, Thessaloniki. The case began on July 9, when approximately 100 metal containers with radioactive markings were found, along with other abandoned materials. The municipality has treated the abandonment of the containers as a serious environmental burden […] The artic…
The Municipality of Pylaia - Chortiatis sends a loud, non-negotiable message of zero tolerance: Uncontrolled waste disposal and the degradation of nature are paid for dearly. The Municipality proceeded to impose heavy administrative fines totaling 26,000 euros on those responsible for the
No radioactivity was detected in the checks carried out, however, the Municipality of Pylaea - Chortiatis imposed two fines of 13,000 euros on those responsible for the abandonment of hazardous materials. The post Filyro: Fines of 26,000 euros for the illegal disposal of 100 containers with radioactivity marking appeared first on Npress.gr.
Thessaloniki: The municipality of Pylaea-Chortiatis has imposed heavy administrative fines totaling 26,000 euros on those responsible for the illegal abandonment of hazardous materials in Filyros. It all started on July 9, when approximately 100 metal containers bearing radioactive markings were found along with other abandoned materials, causing justifiable concern. The Deputy Mayor for Cleanliness, Environment and Recycling of the Municipal [……
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