Rafha municipality removes 4,320 tons of waste, shuts 6 businesses in a month
Rafha municipality cleared 4,320 tons of household waste and closed six businesses during 516 inspections last month, citing 30 violations and issuing 89 warnings.
Key Takeaways
AIRafha municipality, part of the Northern Borders Region Municipality, removed 4,320 tons of household waste over the past month as part of its inspection and field operations. These efforts included 516 inspection tours, resulting in the detection of 30 violations, the closure of six commercial establishments, and the issuance of 89 warnings.
The inspection tours were divided into two main sectors: 221 focused on health and market supervision, while 295 targeted the removal of visual blight.
The health and market inspections led to 22 health-related violations, while teams recorded eight violations related to visual blight.
The campaigns also resulted in the closure of six commercial establishments and the issuance of 89 warnings, alongside the ongoing removal of household waste as part of the municipality's field efforts.
Rafha municipality confirmed that its inspection teams will continue to intensify field visits, monitor compliance with municipal and health regulations, and work to reduce visual blight, aiming to improve municipal services.