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A large Chinese company, which currently operates a garbage collection service in Phnom Penh, has expressed its interest in investing in a waste-to-energy project in the capital.
The Phnom Penh Municipal Hall has reminded the public to separate their rubbish, as strict measures, including fines and other legal action, will be imposed soon. The reminder came during a meeting last Friday between municipal deputy governor Huot Hay and district governors to discuss the new waste rules, issued by the governor last September.
Share Trash bags piled up in front of houses in Phnom Penh's Chamkarmon district, Pshar Doeum Thkov commune on February 22, 2021. Hean Rangsey Book on waste management plan out soon Wed, 3 March 2021 The Phnom Penh Municipal Hall will publish a pamphlet introducing the new waste management system that is coming to the capital and print enough for distribution to the more than 400,000 households obliged to pay the waste collection fee. This will be done in collaboration with the three companies licensed to handle waste management in different parts of the city. The municipal administration he...