Too much Gabage causing flood in The Gambia
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
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The Gambia Government has to prioritise CIVIC EDUCATION for its population and facilitate the proper disposal of waste for them.
It is obvious that people are finding it difficult to get rid of their domestic waste due to the costs involved, but are also because of lack of awareness of environmental sanitation.
Targeted civic education on waste disposal and environmental sanitation will help the population to change their behaviour when it comes to waste disposal and will ensure a clean and habitable environment.
That's a great idea
There must be tons of rubbish removed from the drainage system . I’ve often wondered why the government allow the build up of sand at the edges of the roads and don’t invest in a couple of road sweepers that keep the edges of the roads clear of sand . Here we have large sweepers that clean the edges of the main roads and smaller sweepers that go around the roads where peoples homes are and shopping centres.. it’s a great job they are doing removing the rubbish, it will stop flooding but as you said the sand at the kerbside needs removed also or it will wash down the drain and block it up again . Interesting video but important for people to see they clean the drains trying to stop flooding 👍 Take care and stay safe.
Very great observation and thank you
KMC should be punishing the businesses along the road. Most of them dump their garbage in the gutters.
Yea a lot does that
@@NiceGambia The authorities should enforce anti littering laws and put an end to indiscriminate dumping of garbage in the streets and water ways.
I wonder how long it will be before the excavated rubbish is removed. Most of the population need educating starting with the children at school. I have had so many arguments with Gambians when I see them throw rubbish on the street. I ask them do you like your country and they reply yes. My response is "then why do you treat it like a rubbish dump?" Silence is the response. The Gambia should follow Rwanda which has become one of the cleanest countries in the world thanks to new laws requiring every citizen to pick up litter. President Paul Kagame decreed one morning each month in the capital city of Kigali and around the countryside, to be a public clean-up day. The last Saturday of every month, dignitaries, even the president and his cabinet, participate in the litter collection. Additionally, plastic polythene bags are banned in Rwanda, which cuts down the trash. And, in Kigali, littering anywhere is a crime.
They are removing the dirt daily. Yes Kigali is a great example to copy. It's clearly working for them
100% correct. But let the governement first provide a possibility to there people to dump there whaist. Whitout professional whaist management nothing CAN change.
There were monthly cleaning days under president Jammeh.
Very good job cleaning up the choked drains.All it needs is regular cleaning and more garbage/refuse bins to be provided to stop people dumping rubbish and garbage into the drains.
People should be educated about improper dropping or garbage everywhere
Now that they have been able to locate the source of the problem, let them scape the dirt away.
That garbage will take them months to remove. The management in this country is stupid.
Yea they are removing the dirt daily
Can you please interview NRA, NEA and KMC about this issue.
I will try that InshaAllah
@@NiceGambia Thank you. 🙏
Councils need to invest in street cleansing, fixing gullies and employing road cleaners and refuge collection.
Some people are brainless how can they throw is waist at the road
KMC,BAC and BCC should try and buy the roads cleaning machines that clean the Gutters and sands on the roads rather than talking talking they will do this that and nothing is showing up. look how Gambia main roads are so disheartened and messy 😢
More work is needed to keep these sands off the road
disgraceful sort it out.
They are on the cleaning process
This is sad where is the kmc serekunda what are doing to make sure this is cleaned up,this is disgusting
They are on the cleaning process
Talib bensuda he is doing jack site absolutely nothing big mouth blaming the government this is there dam job why voted in office seriously
They are on the cleaning process