Nearly six tonnes of waste collected every day on the beaches of Nice

Every day, nearly six tonnes of waste is collected on the beaches of the Baie des Anges, in Nice, reports

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The cleaners spend three times a day picking up the waste, half of which is glass.

Most of the work is done early in the morning but the bins, some of which are “connected” and send a signal when full, are also picked up in the early afternoon and evening.

The influx of tourists and walkers necessarily generates a greater production of waste that the city tries to manage as well as possible, in order to keep a clean and pleasant waterfront.

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