Fines for garbage classification: Inadequacies from instructions to infrastructure
Cao Thơm |
The imposition of a fine of up to VND1 million for not sorting waste is causing controversy because people say they have not been given adequate guidance.
Cao Thơm |
The imposition of a fine of up to VND1 million for not sorting waste is causing controversy because people say they have not been given adequate guidance.
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From January 1, 2025, according to the Law on Environmental Protection 2020, households and individuals must classify waste at source (PLRTN) into 3 groups.
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Based on the actual observations of the reporter, the application of the new regulation on waste classification at source still has many shortcomings, especially the lack of preparation.
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Households and individuals who do not classify waste will be fined from 500,000 VND to 1 million VND.
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HẠO THIÊN |
From January 1, 2025, according to the Law on Environmental Protection 2020, households and individuals must classify waste at source (PLRTN) into 3 groups.
HOÀNG XUYẾN - VIỆT ANH |
Based on the actual observations of the reporter, the application of the new regulation on waste classification at source still has many shortcomings, especially the lack of preparation.
Huy Hùng |
Households and individuals who do not classify waste will be fined from 500,000 VND to 1 million VND.

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