After 34 hours in China, Lille is upside down. While some are finishing packing, having a (last) drink or just enjoying the euphoria, Lilébo/Esterra’s cleaning teams and the city administration are preparing to make the city sparkling clean. A gigantic job that was carried out all night long and with careful organization.
8:30 p.m., Boulevard Louis XIV. “There will be work!” the Intramuros of Lille is responsible). While the Bräux have literally been attacking the capital of Flanders for almost two days, it will be necessary only at 7 a.mlast carat, the traces of its passage are nothing more than a happy memory.
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Around ten sectors have been defined, each of which is overseen by a manager: The organization between the teams on foot and the vehicles is extremely good in order to keep the contract. “You should know that there are spaces that are more or less easy to clean depending on their configuration and use,” explains Stéphane Caplier, sales manager at Veolia Recycling and Waste Recovery. You will pass at the foot of the bell tower in République before turning towards Rue de Gand at 10 p.m. And end up at the Esplanade after 11pm… It’s going to be a long night…
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Bucket loaders can pick up several pounds of waste at once. Everything will be handed over immediately to the Sequedin and Roncq collection points. With every sale That’s around 400 tons of wasteor the annual production of 1,300 residents of Lille collected.
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