Activist who threw ash at Olano to report contamination of Pasaia Bay will be tried on Thursday
- The neighbour of Lezo who threw ashes at the authorities will be tried on 24 September at the Court of Donostia-San Sebastián, at the opening of the Adhi-Trintxerpe pass. He dug Markel Olano, Arantxa Tapia and Eneko Goia while saying: "This is what we suffer every day in this dirty port of Pasaia," he added. The collective Badian Bizi de Lezo has called a concentration at 13:00 hours to denounce this "unfair" situation and has encouraged the citizens to "support and support Josu".
The Badian Bizi de Lezo group has denounced in a press release that the activity of the Port of Pasaia is a source of all kinds of infections suffered and continue to suffer by the neighbours of Lezo and the rest of the villages in the Bay Area.
"We are already fed up with the fact that people are not doing loading and unloading properly, that dust and smoke are inhaled every day, or that noise is much higher than allowed, even at night," they say. They have recalled that the fire that took place on 2 August 2018 on the docks in Lezo "raised all the alarms", as well as the anger of the citizens.
"Unfortunately, things have not changed at all, the Port Authority of Pasaia and the companies operating in the port without a municipal licence continue to pollute and destroy the quality of life and health of citizens. Meanwhile, the competent public institutions that should act on behalf of citizens remain silent and inactive".
The activist who sent the ashes to the authorities in October 2018 has denounced the impotence of the area’s neighbours and has therefore called for a rally in his favour.
Below is the video of the initiative, recorded by ETB.
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