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Stefanos Stefanou questions waste management at Pentakomo, suggests scandal likeliness.
3 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 12 days ago
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- Stefanos Stefanou, the head of the Akel party, raised concerns about the waste management process in Cyprus during his visit to the Pentakomo waste treatment facility. He highlighted the need for rapid measures and a comprehensive plan to address waste management issues in the country. Stefanou described the current situation as having the "smell of a scandal," suggesting a lack of adequate governance. He previously visited another facility in Koshi ahead of his remarks at Pentakomo. The Akel party is urging the government to take immediate action regarding waste management strategies.
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PolitisFirst
Sigmalive+2h
Cyprus Mail+4h
All coverage
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Στεφάνου: «Η διαχείριση αποβλήτων έχει την οσμή σκανδάλου» – Επίσκεψη του ΓΓ του ΑΚΕΛ στην ΟΕΔΑ Πεντακώμου
Politis· 13 days ago
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Στεφάνου στον ΟΕΔΑ Πεντακώμου: «Όλα αυτά δίνουν και την οσμή ενός σκανδάλου»
Sigmalive· 12 days ago
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Akel raises Pentakomo scandal fears
Cyprus Mail· 12 days ago