Warsaw. A sofa, freezer and coffin on pavements and stops

Washing machine, carpet, sofa, quilts or a wooden coffin. Controllers of the Capital City Cleaning Board come across such unusual finds. The abandoned things were on the sidewalks, but also at bus stops.

The controllers of the City Cleaning Board (ZOM) during their daily work check how the area managers comply with the obligation to maintain cleanliness. Their joint patrols with the city guard intervene when they notice irregularities in order and security. This is most often abandoned rubbish and infrastructure damage, such as compact windows in shelters or broken benches. However, non -standard waste occurs.

“Many apartment could be furnished”

“From items left on the pavements and stops, more than one apartment could be furnished. There were seats and sofas among them, the door leaf and household appliances such as washing machine, thermal or freezer. There were also interior accessories – carpets and carpets, mattresses or quilts” – lists in the ZOM.

However, some finds can be included in the vandalism category. Controllers have repeatedly come across commercial scooters and city bikes on the roofs of the shelters or set on street baskets. “However, the most unusual object that fell into our memory for a long time was left at the bus stop … a wooden coffin” – they admit. There was a mannequin inside.

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If the security of the safety is located in areas that are subject to ZOM, intervention groups enter the action. They are employees who react, among others In the case of dirty pavements, broken windows in the shelters, as well as with illegal advertisements and pseudograffiti at stops.

On the other hand, ZOM, operating around the clock, deals with cleaning dangerous and sudden pollutants from streets, such as residues from accidents, liquids that leaked from vehicles or lost loads.

Where to throw dimensions?

Belly-size waste, such as furniture or mattresses, used RTV and household appliances, as well as remains after renovation can be released to PSZOKs, as well as mobile selective collection points. On the deadlines, they are also picked up by operators who serve home dustbins.

If the residents notice a place that requires cleaning, they can report its location to the Municipal Contact Center Warsaw 19115, and from there will be transferred to the appropriate manager responsible for cleaning the area.