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Health & Well-being

Put your trash back inside – it won’t be collected this week

Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 18, 2021Updated:November 18, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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Uncollected household refuse in St Aidan's avenue on Thursday 18 November. Photo: Rod Amner

By ROD AMNER

Refuse removal has been suspended for today and tomorrow because the municipality’s trucks have broken down.

A late 18 November communique from the Makana Municipality Communications Office appealed to residents to keep their refuse inside because the municipal trucks have suffered “serious mechanical breakdowns”.

But, it appears the message was too late to reach residents in Westhill, Oatlands, Somerset Heights and Extension 9. Rubbish remained uncollected in many of the western suburbs on Thursday morning.

Residents who put their rubbish out today are advised to collect it from the streets and hold onto it until further notice.

Below is the normal weekly schedule:

🚯Mondays: CBD, Sunnyside Transit Camp, Phaphamani

🚯Tuesday: Coloured area, Seymour, from M – A Street, Vukani

🚯Wednesday: Joza, Extension 8, Extension 4, Extension 6, Zolani, Eluxolweni, Lingelihle, Ethembeni

🚯Thursday: Somerset Street, Hill 60, Graham College area, African Street, Extension 9

🚯Friday: Extension 7, Tantyi, Xolani, Extension 10

Makana Municipality apologised “for the inconvenience”.

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