A further 2040 tons of Roman junk will hit Viterbo until August 20.
From July 1, without looking at the previous months, starting from April, 3,000 tons of capitol waste was found in the Monterozano landscape until the middle of the month. Now from July 16 to 25, with another regional extension, he will have to get an additional 1400 and an additional 640 from August 26 to 2.
Hand numbers, in July alone, Rome lowered its state of emergency to 4,880 tons in Viterbo. Without considering all the rubbish of the previous months, and in all cases produced by Frosinone and Latin, which would be transferred to the Viterbo Reservoir.
The fact that our city will continue to be responsible for the inability of the Capitol and the region until August 2 also announces that the agreements announced by Pisana will be levied for sending waste to five regions from July 1st. Romans.
The mayor’s door was knocked on the door by the mayor’s arena, and an intergovernmental group of Viterbo politicians caused some confusion.
It’s hard to imagine Piantosi, the capital’s prime minister, whose primary purpose in defending the interests of the metropolitan city is to reconsider the Viterbo ‘closet’ before Capitol’s emergency – though legitimate.
The fate of the city of Pope and Monterazano has now been discovered, and the procession of Roman garbage trucks will continue until our reservoir is exhausted.
Later, when the city was no longer used, Viterbo would return to oblivion, in which the region would expel the small provinces of the empire.
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