Tokyo Metropolis Commences Acceptance and Processing of Waste from Warabi and Toda Cities Following Wara-Toda Sanitation Center Fire
Tokyo, Japan – August 8, 2025 – In response to the recent fire incident at the Wara-Toda Sanitation Center, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has announced the immediate commencement of accepting and processing general waste from the cities of Warabi and Toda. This crucial step is being taken to ensure the continued and uninterrupted management of waste for these affected municipalities.
The fire at the Wara-Toda Sanitation Center, which occurred recently, necessitated a temporary halt in the normal waste processing operations. Recognizing the critical need to support the residents and maintain public health and environmental standards in Warabi and Toda, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has mobilized resources to facilitate an alternative solution.
Effective immediately, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government will be accepting general waste generated by both Warabi and Toda cities. This transition will involve the careful redirection of waste collection vehicles to designated facilities within the Tokyo metropolitan area that are equipped to handle and process such materials.
The Metropolitan Government is working in close coordination with the authorities in Warabi and Toda cities to ensure a smooth and efficient transition. Detailed arrangements are being made to minimize any disruption to the regular waste collection schedules for residents. Further information regarding specific collection points and any potential adjustments to existing schedules will be communicated directly by the respective city governments.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government expresses its sincere commitment to supporting its neighboring municipalities during this challenging period. The immediate implementation of this waste acceptance and processing plan underscores the collaborative spirit and dedication to public service that guides the Metropolitan Government’s operations. The health and well-being of the citizens of Warabi, Toda, and the wider Tokyo metropolitan area remain the highest priority.
Further updates and details regarding the ongoing situation and the operational procedures will be shared as they become available.
蕨戸田衛生センターの火災に伴う蕨・戸田市の一般廃棄物の受入及び処理開始について
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