Satu Mare's Someș River Shows Signs of Recovery After Waste System Malfunction Satu Mare, Romania – A recent malfunction in the city's waste collection system resulted in debris entering the Someș River. The incident, which occurred earlier this week, prompted immediate concern among residents and environmental groups. However, a new video released by local news outlet PortalSM indicates that cleanup efforts have been underway. "The river is cleaner than it was immediately after the incident," said a spokesperson for the Satu Mare Water Authority, commenting on the video footage. "While there is still some debris present, we are working diligently to remove it completely." The video, taken from various points along the riverbank, shows a noticeable reduction in the amount of visible waste compared to initial reports. However, piles of debris are still visible along the river's edge, highlighting the scale of the cleanup operation. The Satu Mare Water Authority has pledged to continue its efforts until the river is fully restored to its previous condition. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining efficient waste management systems to protect the environment.
După incidentul de ieri, miercuri, 21 mai, în care sistemul de colectare a deșeurilor plutitoare de pe râul Someș – amplasat în zona Odoreu – a fost …
