The Capital City Hall joins the Ministry of Economy's campaign to reduce abandoned vehicles, which affect parking lots and the environment.
Miruna Brosban
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The national campaign, organized by the Ministry of Economy, aims to eliminate abandoned vehicles that occupy parking spaces and generate additional costs for authorities. These cars can pollute the environment through oil leaks and other harmful substances. The Municipality of Bucharest also aims to actively contribute to this initiative, encouraging citizens to participate in the process of identifying and reporting these vehicles.
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Mașinile abandonate vor fi eliminate de pe domeniul public până în 2026. Anunț pentru proprietarii din București
Mașinile abandonate prin București primesc o șansă la viață sau, după caz, sfârșit elegant. PMB propune reutilizare prin vânzare sau reciclare, prin programele de casare
Primăria Capitalei sprijină campania națională de eliminare a mașinilor abandonate de pe străzi
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