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Households and Businesses in Bima City are Required to Sort Waste from Source

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Households and Businesses in Bima City are Required to Sort Waste from Source
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Bima City DLH infographic regarding the Circular Letter of the Mayor of Bima dated 31 July 2026 which regulates the obligation to maintain environmental cleanliness, provide segregated waste bins, and reduce single-use plastic for the community and business actors

However, DLH's statement does not explain the mechanism for collecting and further handling each type of waste after it has been sorted, including special services for B3 waste.

Shops are asked to maintain cleanliness up to two meters in front of the business

Apart from households, this policy targets owners and managers of shops, food stalls, kiosks, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), as well as street vendors.

Shop owners or managers are required to maintain a clean and tidy area within a radius of two meters from the front of the business premises. People are also prohibited from throwing rubbish on the side of roads, sidewalks, gutters or other public areas.

To reduce waste from shopping activities, the Bima City Government is encouraging restrictions on single-use plastic and the use of more environmentally friendly shopping containers and bags.

Transportation from 05.00–07.00 WITA, Sunday is not available

Bima City DLH said the waste transportation service takes place every Monday to Saturday, 05.00–07.00 WITA.

Official Press Release DLH Kota Bima

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