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Trash is scattered after the Central Lombok CFD, visitors and traders are invited to reduce plastic

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Trash is scattered after the Central Lombok CFD, visitors and traders are invited to reduce plastic
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DLH Central Lombok
Central Lombok Regency DLH officers transport rubbish into trucks after Car Free Day (CFD) activities

In its statement, DLH emphasized that the cleanliness of the area is also determined by the behavior of visitors and traders during the activity. Cleaning after the event needs to be supported by waste management habits from the start.

Facilities and Organizer Support

Providing adequate trash bins and structuring trader activities are also mentioned as supporting factors for CFDs that are more orderly and environmentally friendly.

Therefore, waste management requires the involvement of organizers, visitors, traders, communities and local governments. DLH officers will continue to clean up, while other parties are expected to help prevent rubbish from being scattered in public spaces.

Through this involvement, it is hoped that weekly sports and recreation activities can take place in a maintained environment, including after visitors and traders have left the area.

Official Press Release DLH Kabupaten Lombok Tengah

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