Sector 1 of the capital has decided to pay Romprest tens of millions of lei for cleaning services, in a total overhaul of the relationship.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Sector 1 in Bucharest has initiated a complete reset of its collaboration with Romprest, the company responsible for street cleaning. This decision involves payments of tens of millions of lei, reflecting the high costs associated with urban cleaning services. The local authorities are thus aiming to improve the efficiency and quality of the services provided to citizens, given the challenges faced in managing public cleaning.
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