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AMAC to sanction Abuja residents dumping wastes in drainages

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Mr Christopher Maikalangu, the Chairman, Abuja Municipal Area Council, AMAC, has frowned at the attitude of residents dumping refuse in drainage.

Briefing newsmen after inspecting projects in some communities within the council on Wednesday, Maikalangu said they would begin enforcement of punitive sanctions against defaulters

Specifically, the AMAC boss said defaulters would be made to pay a fine to serve as a deterrent to others.

“I can’t see reasons why people bring trash from their houses to dump into the flood drains.

“This is wrong, and it is the cause of water overflowing onto the roads.

“These facilities are meant for people, and for proper flow of water, but people will rather drop their waste into the drains

”We have been warning the people against it, and soon we will start imposing fines,” he said.

He urged the contractors handling the projects to urgently remove the trash from the drains to avoid causing flooding.

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