The Casablanca Municipal Council will soon establish a sanitation police in an effort to prevent environmental pollution, particularly public waste, with a budget of 30 million dirhams.
In accordance with the city’s work program, which runs from 2023 to 2028, the collective council of Casablanca anticipates that by the end of that year, there will be 50% more public hygiene violations than there are now.
The collective council will provide the city with a hygiene police unit to improve the climatic situation, in addition to holding consultative workshops with the General Directorate of National Security, the Ministry of Justice, and the monitoring inspectors in the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development.
According to HespressAR, the Ministry of Interior is responsible for 30% of the expected expenditure for the hygiene police, while the Casablanca community is responsible for 70%. A total of 20 million dirhams will be appropriated in the following year, with 10 million allocated this year.
Prior to its formal launch, public authorities will establish the legal and ethical framework for the sanitation police so that their duties are distinct from those of the environmental police.
In addition, the government will gather the required funds and issue a call for proposals for the required equipment .
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