المملكة: Reducing waste and preserving grace .. The most prominent waste management controls in the Hajj season camps
The document stipulated that the burden should be reduced from the temporary waste storage system in Mina’s hair through several proposals, including the transfer of waste to the areas served by the frequency transport in Mina’s hair during the Hajj season, reducing the rate of waste generation for the pilgrim through effective awareness, and encouraging innovative ideas.
The center showed the waste management plan in the camps during the Hajj season, which includes ensuring that the compressor and the ground store of the camp, adherence to operational requirements for waste management in the camp, appoint a supervisor to follow up on the operational plan, provide trained workers in the camp, and provide adequate and adequate awareness means for pilgrims, and conducting Periodic reports on this.
The separation of waste
The center obliged the service providers to direct waste according to its type, such as dry “recycled” waste to the pressing, wet or organic boxes to the ground stores, and to follow up the operation of the pressing boxes on a periodically, and prevent the formation of the candidate below the pressing boxes, and the live lime spray under the pressing boxes to reduce the smells of the candidate .
He stressed the importance of distributing awareness methods on eating sites, kitchen surroundings, refrigerators, and main corridors in the camps.
Wasting food
The control document indicated that the municipal waste management process in the areas of holy feelings is considered to be privacy, as the style of waste generation during the Hajj seasons varies from one hair to another depending on the mechanism of performing the rituals and the time that is taken to perform.
She explained that Arafat’s hair is generated by multiple types of solid municipal waste, whose quantities range from “8,000 to 12,000 tons” during the Hajj seasons, due to the pilgrims standing at Arafat’s hair on the ninth of Dhu al -Hijjah.
It is generated by Muzdalifah, quantities that range between “2000 to 3000” tons due to the pilgrims’ standing in Muzdalifah’s tenth night of Dhu al -Hijjah, as well as many solid municipal waste, which ranges between “20,000 to 30,000” tons during the Hajj season, It is generated by approximately 17,000 tons during the peak days, starting from the day of perfusion, the day of Eid and the days of al -Tashreeq.
The document also stipulated that the Nafaya product is considered its owner until it is transferred to a service provider to get rid of it or until it is transferred and reached to the state.
The document obligated the producers of solid municipal waste and residential waste to place them either in the containers designated for that or transfer them to a service provider according to the controls and requirements set by the center.
Regarding health waste, the center stressed its commitment to reducing the amount of health care waste it produces and its dangerous contents, and separating their types in the source to reduce the size of dangerous waste and reduce the risk of non -dangerous waste pollution.
The center stressed the non -mixing of various drains of waste care, and to ensure the proper mobilization of them, collect them, put posters, pamphlets on them, receive them, and temporarily storage for them, and treat them by a license in heat treatment facilities or transfer them to a service provider.
She emphasized the document on 5 principles, which are the principle of self -sufficiency, where most waste should be addressed, or disposed of, in the area where it is produced, and the principle of approximate in terms of waste management near its source of production as much as possible.
As for the third principle, which is the responsibility of the pollutant, which bears the costs of pollution, the cost of measures taken to prevent, monitor and process pollution, and the costs of damage to society as a result.
The fourth principle referred to the necessary care, as it is necessary for any person who produces waste, imports it, keeps it, stores it, or transports it, or treats it, or gets rid of it, take all the appropriate steps to ensure its management properly, while the fifth principle is concerned with prevention, then it is not It is possible to invoke the absence of a complete scientific certainty to justify the lack of necessary measures. When there is a danger to the environment or human health from behavior or non -disposal regarding waste, any action that provides an effective response should be taken to the expected risks.
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