Mayor Cesar “Didoy” Suan has confirmed plans to remove medical waste from Cordova, following a recent inspection of the city’s garbage collection system. The mayor stated he will not hesitate in addressing the issue of medical waste, which has been a growing concern in the area. The announcement comes after reports of unsanitary conditions in parts of the city, particularly around waste disposal sites.
The mayor’s office has not yet released specific details on the timeline or methods for the removal of the waste. However, local officials have expressed support for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of maintaining public health and environmental standards. The move is seen as a response to community complaints and rising public pressure for better waste management practices.
Sources indicate that the medical waste has been accumulating in several areas, posing risks to both residents and sanitation workers. While the exact scale of the problem remains unclear, the mayor’s commitment to action has been welcomed by local leaders. Further updates are expected as the city works to implement the plan. (sunstar.com.ph)
