The decision was announced by MESP Minister Fitore Pacolli. She said the measures were taken due to the officials’ continued absence from their workplaces and based on recommendations from the National Audit Office.

According to Pacolli, the aim of the decision is to ensure the implementation of the law and establish equal criteria for every public administration employee.

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The employment contracts of 20 MESP officials have been terminated.

A decision was made today to terminate the employment contracts of 20 MESP officials from the Serbian community, who are also known as members of the former “Civil Protection”. This action was taken due to their continued absence from work, as well as in accordance with the recommendations of the National Audit Office.

Official data show that these officials, employed by the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning since January 5, 2016, have failed to carry out the obligations arising from their employment relationship. This includes repeated absences from the workplace and failure to perform their work duties.

We will ensure full legality and equal standards for every employee in the public administration. No one can retain their employment status without fulfilling the obligations required of them. We will be uncompromising in enforcing the law, regardless of affiliation or position, because public service must serve citizens responsibly and in full compliance with official duties.

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According to the announcement, this is considered an important step toward eliminating illegal dumpsites and building a more orderly, safer and more lawful waste management system.

Waste from citizens will be accepted at the sanitary landfills in Mirash, Landovica, Velekinca and Dumnica.

MESP also announced that waste will be accepted every Saturday, from 08:00 to 16:00, at a fee of 10.31 euros per ton, while payment may be made only by bank card.

The announcement emphasizes that only non-hazardous waste will be allowed at the landfills, in accordance with the legislation in force, while hazardous, toxic, hospital, explosive or legally prohibited waste will not be accepted.

The ministry also said that citizens now have a legal option for disposing of waste, and therefore any dumping in nature or in inappropriate places will be treated with zero tolerance and punished in accordance with the law. The announcement adds that protecting the environment is the responsibility of each and every one of us.

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