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 DON'Ts
- Do not
litter. If we drop litter it will encourage others
to litter.
- Do not put out garbage
too early, especially garbage that contains meat and fish
scraps.
- Do not dump or litter
illegally at the sides of the roads or in gullies, it is
not only unsightly but dangerous and hazardous to health.
- Do not
allow water to collect in your garbage bin.
- Do not place your
old stoves, refrigerators, or other big or bulky items at
the side of the road.
- Do not use an oversize
bin (e.g. 50 gallons (190L) drum) to contain your garbage.
They are generally too heavy to lift.
- Do not overload your
garbage bags; they may burst as a result of excessive weight
or bulk.
- Do not throw broken
objects (e.g. glass, ceramic, etc.) into the garbage without
wrapping them first.
- Do not place needles
and syringes in the garbage or leave them lying around.
- Do not overload your
waste bin or put out loosely tied or untied bags for collection.
- Do not compact waste
in the waste bin. This makes it difficult to extract the
waste.
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