Brunei strengthens waste collection services in national housing scheme


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Xinhua): Brunei's Department of Environment, Parks and Recreation, under the Ministry of Development, signed agreements with appointed waste collection service providers for the house-to-house waste collection service under a national housing scheme.

Hajah Martinah Haji Tamit, director of Environment, Parks and Recreation, said the initiative aligns with the Ministry of Development's Strategic Plan for 2024-2029, which aims to fulfil its shared mission of providing an environment that enhances quality of life towards an advanced nation.

The signing marks a milestone in strengthening strategic collaboration between the Brunei government and waste collection service providers towards establishing a sustainable solid waste management system. -- XInhua

 

 

 

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