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Disagreement over who is responsible for picking up waste at tram stops

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Litter at tram stops and on the tracks in Brussels is often going unaddressed as municipalities, the region and public transport operator Stib disagree over who is responsible for cleaning it up. The problem is especially pronounced in the municipality of Jette, where residents have observed a...
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Disagreement over who is responsible for picking up waste at tram stops

Litter at tram stops and on the tracks in Brussels is often going unaddressed as municipalities, the region and public transport operator Stib disagree over who is responsible for cleaning it up. The problem is especially pronounced in the municipality of Jette, where residents have observed a...

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