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Privatization and Complaints: What Changed to Collecting Waste in Amman?

Summary by 7iber | حبر
The phosphorous suit, which was replaced by a blue uniform bearing the logo of private companies, was first observed by citizens after the secretariat's decision to privatize cleaning services, but it was not the only scene, as there were frequent scenes of the accumulation of waste and the filling of containers in some areas of Oman.
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The phosphorous suit, which was replaced by a blue uniform bearing the logo of private companies, was first observed by citizens after the secretariat's decision to privatize cleaning services, but it was not the only scene, as there were frequent scenes of the accumulation of waste and the filling of containers in some areas of Oman.

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7iber | حبر broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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