Ekologistak Martxan, regretting the situation of two workers, has denounced that the accident is not new in Bizkaia: he pointed out that another one in Zalla has been burned on several occasions, the last one recently, and the measure taken by the administration in this regard has not been known. The Basque Government authorised the accumulation of non-hazardous waste, including asbestos, in 2016, but the landfill did not have an action protocol for the rescue brigades, according to sources from the environmental association.
In addition, Ekologistak Martxan has also provided information: That in 2019 the Basque Government detected irregularities in the inspection carried out at the Eitzaga landfill: - Did you open a file? Has there been any sanction? What measures have been taken? he asked.
Ekologistak Martxan points out that, even without knowing all the details of the accident, he was exposed: "The Basque administrations do not have the necessary control of landfills or the substances that leave them, nor the monitoring of the places they need after the permits have been granted. For all these reasons, Ekologistak Martxan will monitor this issue in order to demand accountability."
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Europako Batzordeak beste behin adierazi du Eusko Jaurlaritzak legedia bete zuela Zaldibarko zabortegiaren kasuan. Zaldibar Argitu plataformak nabarmendu du Lakuak bidalitako informazioa soilik izan duela kontuan Bruselak.
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