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Stefanos Stefanou Raises Waste Management Concerns in Pentakomo Visit

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General Secretary of AKEL, Stefanos Stefanou, emphasized the urgent need for decisive action and a comprehensive plan for waste management in Cyprus during his recent visit to the Pentakomos Waste Management Facility.
Stefanou referred to the situation as increasingly critical, suggesting it may have the appearance of a scandal.
He criticized the Ministry of Agriculture and called for swift measures and decisions to improve waste management practices.
The remarks came amid ongoing concerns about the effective management of waste facilities across Cyprus.

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Stefanos Stefanu, the General Secretary of the AKEL party, highlighted urgent issues concerning waste management in Cyprus during his visit to the Pentakomo Waste Management Centre. He described the situation as critical, calling it a "smell of scandal" and urging the government to implement immediate measures and decisions for a comprehensive waste management strategy.

During his inspection, Stefanu pointed out operational problems at the facility, echoing his call for rapid action from the authorities. He emphasized the need for a coordinated plan to address the mounting waste management challenges facing the country. His remarks come amid increasing scrutiny and demands for accountability regarding waste management practices in Cyprus.

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