Man caught in the illegal disposal of wooden boards in the forest: Ordnungsamt takes action

Man caught in the illegal disposal of wooden boards in the forest: Ordnungsamt takes action

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Title: Illegal garbage deposits in South-Neukölln: Ordnungsamt is proceeding against the environmental sinner

subtitle: Current cases of illegal waste disposal lead to fines and cleanup

A current incident in South Neukölln shows that illegal garbage deposits are a serious problem in this area. A man was filmed as he threw old wooden boards into the forest instead of properly disposed of them. Fortunately, the Neukölln Ordnungsamt was able to identify the environmental sinner based on its license plate.

The district office published videos of the crime on Twitter. These show that the district office is also in civilianship to track down illegal garbage deposits. Employees of the so -called “Soko Müll” are specially parked for such missions. They not only search for deposits, but also determine people in flagranti to force them to clean the garbage.

Christian Berg, spokesman for the Neuköllner district office, explains that the environmental sinners also have to pay fines in addition to cleaning up. In addition, you have to prove that you have properly disposed of the garbage. This procedure is intended to ensure that the garbage does not simply end up in the landscape.

In some cases, the support of the police is necessary if the perpetrators do not want to reveal their identity. It is reported that chase has already occurred with the garbage steels. As a rule, however, these show insight and work in the elimination of the garbage caused to avoid repetitions and deter other potential environmental offices.

The street in which the illegal garbage deposits took place is known for their regular littering. With its consistent approach, the district office wants to help get this problem under control. The employees of the regulatory office are well equipped and professionally in dealing with garbage. Your goal is to keep the environment clean and worth living.

The population is called not to dispose of their garbage illegally, but to use the disposal options available. For example, old wooden boards can be given free of charge when cleaning the city. Through responsibly, each individual can help protect the environment and to contain the problem of illegal garbage deposits.

illegal waste disposal has far -reaching negative effects on the environment. In addition to the pollution of forest and landscapes, it also endangers the wildlife and represents a danger to the health of the population. It is therefore important to counter this problem with united forces.

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Illegal waste disposal is a major problem that should not be ignored. The consistent procedure of the Neuköllner district office against environmental offenders shows that illegal garbage deposits are not tolerated. Each individual can contribute to this by properly disposed of his garbage and thus protecting the environment. It is our responsibility to maintain nature cleanly and worth living.