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New Cleaning Companies Deployed in Bnei Brak Amidst Sanitation Crisis
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By אברמי פרלשטיין
First reported by JDN · 3 hours ago
What happened
Bnei Brak has deployed new cleaning companies to combat a severe garbage crisis, reportedly caused by existing contractors protesting new digital oversight measures. Officials hope this will improve sanitation and reduce contractor leverage, though budget concerns remain.
- 01New cleaning companies deployed in Bnei Brak to tackle garbage crisis.
- 02Existing contractors allegedly protested digital oversight, leading to service reduction.
- 03City aims to reduce reliance on current contractors and increase competition.
- 04Acting Mayor described the sanitation situation as 'catastrophic'.
- 05Budget concerns may impact the sustainability of new cleaning efforts.
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