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Rubbish dumped on Tramore Road earlier this week | PICTURE: Waterford City and County Council
WATERFORD City and County Council are appealing for witnesses after a significant amount of household waste was dumped at the side of a busy Waterford road earlier this week.
The waste, which included a door and broken pieces of furniture, was dumped on the Tramore Road outside Waterford City on Wednesday at approximately 10pm.
The council have launched an appeal on Twitter, asking "if anyone was passing by and saw something, or if they have dash cam footage of the dumping, please send us a DM or call 0818 10 20 20."
This waste was dumped on the Tramore Road in Waterford City on Wednesday, June 21, around 10pm.
— Waterford City & County Council (@WaterfordCounci) June 23, 2023
If anyone was passing by and saw something, or if they have dash cam footage of the dumping, please send us a DM or call 0818 10 20 20#YourCouncilDay #Waterford pic.twitter.com/5ZD9va3fx8
Currently the council are running a anti-dumping campaign on Twitter, asking anyone who sees illegal dumping taking to call the number above.
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