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Stefanos Stefanou, the General Secretary of the AKEL party, expressed concerns about the management of waste in Cyprus during his visit to the waste treatment facility in Pentakomo on Thursday. He emphasized that the current situation raises suspicions of scandal and urged the government to take swift actions to address the lack of an integrated waste management plan.
Stefanou's remarks came after he also toured another facility in Koshi earlier that day. He called for immediate measures and decisions, highlighting the urgency for a comprehensive strategy to improve waste management in the country. His comments reflect growing frustrations regarding the handling of waste issues as Cyprus continues to grapple with deficits in its waste management systems.
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