According to the metro, this time, the collection services hit a snag after the closure of crucial landfill sites.
FILE PHOTO: The Dayanglen mini dump site recently reached its full capacity and arrangements were made to restore the site to normality.36 new vehicles
“We are working tirelessly to address this issue, which is compounded by the closure of multiple landfill sites,” explained the metro’s spokesperson, Zweli Dlamini. The metro had hoped the Rooikraal landfill site would start operating at a limited capacity to ease the pressure on Platkop. However, the site remains closed.Residents across the city were recently hit by weeks of refuse collection hold-ups because the solid waste management system had collapsed.
“We experienced a challenge with waste removal with trucks breaking down. The city managed to buy new trucks, but we need to get to a stage where everything is back to normal.
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