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Landowner Renting Land to Pile up Recyclables Violates Regulations, Receiving 71 Fines but Refusing to Change; Stagnant Water Breeds Mosquitoes, Kaohsiung City Government Sets Deadline for Cleanup | Kaohsiung
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Kaohsiung City's Qianzhen District has reported its first locally acquired dengue fever case this year. A local recycling plant had been accumulating large amounts of waste for a long time, not only obstructing roads but also creating stagnant water that bred mosquitoes. Since 2021, the plant had been fined 71 times by relevant authorities. Following an inspection, the Health Bureau ordered the plant to clear the waste within 48 hours. If any po…
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