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"The burying of garbage is how it smells, it only switches to burning, reducing odors and the most important thing is to innovate the waste treatment technology," the director of DoNRE said.
On 3/7, at the press conference periodical socio-economic situation in the first 6 months of HCM City, Mr. Nguyen Toan Thang, director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (TNNT) Ho Chi Minh City, answered many questions. related to bad smell in Saigon South.
Mr. Thang said that the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DONRE) had predicted that the situation of the Da Phuoc landfill would cause bad smell in the area, but not until the people reflected the pollution situation.
Accordingly, the DoNRE has requested the VWS to apply many odor control measures in Da Phuoc landfill, such as adjusting the daily treatment of solid waste; Arranging mobile waste reception areas in a suitable location to limit odor diffusion; Shopping, import some more specialized machinery, deodorizer, spray more environmentally friendly chemicals to control odor ...
At the same time, DoNRE requested VWS to focus on applying odor control measures in the wet season and proposed a new solution.
Concerning the inspection conclusions of VWS, Thang said MONRE fined the company over 1.5 billion VND. In addition, MONRE requires VWS to increase its WWTP capacity from 2,000 m3 / day to 6,280 m3 / day and put it into operation by the end of 2018.
"How do burying garbage handle smells? There are only solutions to reduce the amount of landfill buried in burning waste and the most important thing is to renovate the waste treatment technology to ensure the environment. for TP, "said Thang.
Meanwhile, Mr. Vo Van Hoan, Chief of HCMC Peoples Committee, said that the city is growing so fast, the demand for waste treatment is increasing with 8,000 tons of waste per day and can increase more. Ho Chi Minh City also needs to call on investors to treat garbage by burning technology to convert to electricity.
According to Hoan, the city held a tender, seeking investors to develop as many garbage processing plants as possible. This is more important than discussing moving trash from one place to another.
"When there are more factories, there will be more price competition, more processing options and restrictions on moving the garbage across the city." As soon as possible with high technology processing, the smell will certainly decrease. Currently, we have only one direction, which affects the people very much, "Chief of the HCM City Peoples Committee said.
In mid-2016, stench appears to upset the lives of people in Phu My Hung and South Saigon area. Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc then instructed Ho Chi Minh City Peoples Committee to clarify the causes of pollution in districts 7, Nha Be, Binh Chanh and Phu My Hung urban areas, and propose solutions.
Ho Chi Minh City has concluded that odors arising in landfills receiving garbage and waste water reservoirs in the Daiphoc solid waste complex of VWS.
In April 2018, the Government Inspectorate issued a report to the Prime Minister on the results of the inspection and verification of the contents of denunciations of citizens related to the Da Phuoc solid waste complex.
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