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The Capital City Hall draws attention to the importance of maintaining cleanliness to combat the problem of rats. The Municipal Company Eco Hygiene has an annual rat extermination plan, but the involvement of citizens is essential.

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The Capital City Hall has identified the causes of the proliferation of rats in Bucharest and urges citizens not to throw garbage on the streets.

The Municipal Company Eco Hygiene has implemented an annual rat control plan, which includes treatments in markets, cemeteries, and parking lots, but emphasizes that rat control is not sufficient without maintaining cleanliness. Authorities have highlighted that rats are attracted to food sources and shelters, such as food waste left on the street and abandoned buildings. The City Hall emphasizes that every citizen has an important role in waste management and the sanitation of public spaces.

Sanitation is the responsibility of the sector city halls, and the Local Police intervenes in case of irregularities. The fight against rats requires constant efforts and community collaboration for a cleaner and safer Bucharest.

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