River Tisza Cleaned of 10,000 Tonnes of Waste at Kisköre

National

Some 10,000 tonnes of waste and flotsam has been removed from the River Tisza at Kisköre, then selected and partly recycled in a three-way cooperation between a civil organisation, the authorities and companies, PET Kupa said in a statement. Floating communal and plant waste covered 17,000 square metres upstream of the Kisköre dam, about twice the usual amount arriving with the spring floods, the organisation said.

At its thickest, the accumulated waste measured over three metres, it added. The Kisköre dam is the first in Hungary designed to stop debris from floating further downstream, the statement said.

PET Kupa, the national water management authority and Coca-Cola worked together with volunteers for five months to separate and package recyclable waste, the statement said.

PET Kupa cleared the river from some 36 tonnes of waste in other locations this year, the statement said.

 

MTI

Iris Properties

- 3 rooms flat close to Uni

80 m2 flat for rent
350 000 Ft

- Renewed flat close to Interspar

50 m2 flat for rent
280 000 Ft

- Rowhouse for rent close to IT Services

107 m2 flat for rent
500 000 Ft

- 3 rooms flat close to Engineering Faculty

71 m2 flat for rent
300 000 Ft

office for rent

- Nice flat close to Plaza

37 m2 flat for rent
220 000 Ft

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *