Seven months after Irma's passage, some people make no effort to deposit their waste - whatever it is - in dedicated sites, such as the Cul de Sac ecosite. They choose the easy way: throw them into the wild without any scruples. In the vicinity of Galleon in particular, the sheets pile up alongside mattresses, wooden beams, etc.
On the Orient Bay beach, plastic plates, cans and beer cartons are also piled up at the end of the services.
The COM must continue to pay for the collection of garbage from people who do not comply with the regulations, as long as it does not order the environmental brigade to intervene, to be on the ground to verbalize all these people who throw their waste and garbage in the middle of nature.
Abandoning them on the public highway is liable to a fine of up to 450 euros according to the decree of March 25, 2015. (Photos sent by a reader. Source: www.soualigapost.com)
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