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Binh Thuan’s first waste treatment complex put into operation

The first phase of the first waste treatment and organic fertilizer production complex of the central province of Binh Thuan was completed and put into operation on December 16.
Binh Thuan’s first waste treatment complex put into operation ảnh 1The first phase of the first waste treatment and organic fertilizer production complex in Binh Thuan province inaugurated (Source: nhandan)

Binh Thuan (VNA) – The first phase of the first waste treatmentand organic fertilizer production complex of the central province of Binh Thuanwas completed and put into operation on December 16.

The complex in La Gi town covers an area of nearly 30hectares and has the capacity of treating 200 tonnes of domestic waste and 255tonnes of industrial waste per day. Organic matters are reproduced into biological fertilisers used in agriculturalproduction.

After the second phase is finished, the complex can alsorecycle plastic, nylon and rubber products and produce environmentally-friendlybricks.

Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen NgocHai said that the inaugural of the complex marks a step forward in La Gi town’sbid to become a Type III urban area and contributes to the locality’ssustainable socio-economic development.

According to Binh Thuan’s solid waste management planning,the province will have four provincial waste treatment complexes, 12district-level waste treatment areas and two special ones with a total capacityof over 5,400 tonnes per day.-VNA
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