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Residents Complain about Smell, Surabaya Controls Illegal Waste Management in Keputih

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Residents Complain about Smell, Surabaya Controls Illegal Waste Management in Keputih
ENVIRONMENT
Surabaya City Government
Heavy equipment loads rubbish into a truck while controlling unauthorized waste management activities in the Keputih area, Sukolilo District, Surabaya, Thursday (1/10/2026). The control was carried out after residents complained about the smell and potential water pollution

Susi emphasized that business legality needs to be followed by suitability of location, storage and waste management methods.

"The most important thing is that the location is intended for that. Then the storage and management of the waste must also be correct, so that it doesn't have an impact on the surrounding environment," he explained.

According to Susi, waste sorting businesses near residential areas can still run as long as they are managed well and meet environmental regulations. Tags CMS: Waste Management, Surabaya City Government, Keputih, DLH Surabaya, Environmental Pollution, ITS

Official Press Release: Pemerintah Kota Surabaya

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