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KCCA worried about theft of dustbins in Kampala

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 17, 2016
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By Damali Mukhaye.

Kampala capital City Authority has decried about the increasing stealing of the dustbins that were installed by the authority to ensure proper garbage disposal.

Speaking to kfm, the deputy spokesperson of KCCA Robert Kalumba say the authority had installed over 3000 dustbins but people have been stealing them over and over again

He says that they had tightened the Bins to the electric poles but this did not denied people from steal them who end up selling them as scrap something which has affected rubbish disposal in the city

He notes that dwellers are not stealing only dust bins but security lights as well cautioning people to desist from such acts because they affect sanitation.

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