
Объем необработанного мусора в Вильнюсе превысил 20 тысяч тонн
В Литве обсуждается введение чрезвычайного положения государственного уровня из-за мусорного кризиса в Вильнюсе, где объем необработанного мусора превысил 20 тысяч тонн после пожара на перерабатывающем заводе.
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Проблемы с отходами в Вильнюсе начались в апреле 2025 года после пожара на заводе по переработке отходов.
В Литве обсуждается введение ЧП государственного уровня из-за возможного мусорного кризиса. Об этом пишет деловая газета «Взгляд».
По данным СМИ, проблемы с мусором в Вильнюсе начались с апреля 2025 года на фоне пожара на заводе по переработке отходов. С тех пор предприятие так и не вернулось к прежней работе. Данное ЧП запустило цепочку проблем, одной из которой является скопление мусора. Так, к июлю 2026 года объем необработанного мусора превысил 20 тысяч тонн.

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