McDonald's franchise fined R5k for illegal dumping in central Durban: A McDonald's franchise in Durban has been slapped with a R5,000 fine after an employee was caught red-handed dumping refuse bags on a pavement.
has been slapped with a R5,000 fine after an employee was caught red-handed dumping refuse bags on a pavement.
eThekwini metro police issued the fine to the fast-food outlet located on KE Masinga Road in central Durban.ity’s Nuisances and Behaviour in Public Places bylaw, “which clearly states that illegal dumping is an offence and is prohibited in areas that fall within the eThekwini municipal boundaries”. Metro police spokesperson Col Boysie Zungu said they had received numerous complaints regarding refuse bags that would “pop up” on the pavement near the establishment.The culprit was caught red-handed after we received a tip-off that“The swift action by metro police officers led to the fining of the establishment’s manager.”
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