Casablanca prepares to launch the “Cleanliness Police” project

This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

Heba Press – Casablanca

The city of Casablanca is preparing to launch the “Cleanliness Police” project, which is part of the fight against the challenges of growing environmental pollution.

The project aims to tackle the practices of random dumping of waste in neighborhoods and streets, whether by citizens or by so-called “polls,” who dig up containers.

This initiative aims to activate the collective organizational decision related to health prevention, hygiene and environmental protection, which was adopted at the time of the previous collective council, led by the Justice and Justice Party. Development, but which has not yet been activated.

The “Cleanliness Police”, a new administrative body, will carry out inspection campaigns in different neighborhoods and districts of the city, where it will denounce offenses against citizens caught throwing waste in public places far from designated containers .

Coordination will also be made with the General Directorate of National Security to use surveillance cameras to document violations, and fines of up to 100 dirhams will be imposed, with the penalty being doubled in the event of repeat offenses.

This project is part of the economic capital’s preparations to host major sporting events, such as the African Football Cup and the 2030 World Cup, as the group seeks to improve the general image of the city and to present it as a cultural interface for the Kingdom. .