“Patience is over – Mayor Pavlo Montagna says – by violating the rules, we will not give rest to those who damage our city’s environment and decoration.”
Pigs operating in Moncalieri: They arrive in a car or van and leave waste, believing they are too far away from prying eyes. Instead, the last episode was immortalized by a camera engine installed by the local police. The news was delivered by Mayor Paolo Montagna, who posted a law on his Facebook profile.
“This picture was taken recently by a video of our local police camera. We notice a man trying to escape by taking some items from the van and leaving them in an isolated area of our city. Our agents, after receiving the video, will be fined up to யூ 3000 Investigations are underway to identify the dangerous person.
“Dropping waste is a shameful event because it degrades the environment in which we all live and we must protect it – the mayor says – cleaning up places is an additional expense for the community. Together with Councilor Giuseppe Messina, we decided to carry out the camera trap operation daily and widely: four cameras are available to our local police today, and in the coming months they will be deployed at all our key points.
“Patience is over – the mayor adds – by violating the rules, we will not give a chance to those who damage the environment and decoration of our city.”
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