On October 14, the Jingxi Street Municipal Office of Baiyun District, together with the street law enforcement team, went deep into the community of Southern Medical University and carried out a targeted garbage classification inspection and supervision action. The campaign aims to further promote the implementation of garbage sorting in the community and enhance residents' awareness and participation in environmental protection.
During the inspection, the staff carried out a detailed inspection of the garbage sorting and drop-off points in the community, focusing on the accuracy of garbage sorting and the integrity of the sorting facilities. They found that some garbage cans had problems such as inconspicuous identification and inaccurate classification, and instructed residents on how to classify them correctly.
In addition to on-site guidance, the inspection team also distributed garbage sorting publicity materials to community residents, explaining in detail the importance of garbage sorting and the specific classification methods. Through these publicity and education activities, residents have a deeper understanding of garbage sorting and are more aware of their responsibilities and obligations in environmental protection work.
For the problems found during the inspection, the Jingxi Street Municipal Office issued a notice of responsibility rectification in a timely manner, requiring the relevant responsible persons to rectify within a time limit. This initiative not only reflects the importance of government departments to garbage classification, but also provides a strong guarantee for the continuous improvement of community garbage classification.
The garbage classification inspection and supervision activities have been widely supported and actively responded to by community residents. Many residents said that through this activity, they have a clearer understanding of garbage sorting and are more willing to actively participate in garbage sorting in their daily lives. At the same time, they also hope that the government can continue to strengthen the publicity and supervision of garbage sorting to jointly create a better living environment.
Editor: Guangdong Community Network · Build a better life in the Bay Area