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Brussels Cleanup Collects 1,142kg of Rubbish

Brussels, 27 September, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – More than a tonne of litter was removed from public spaces during the City of Brussels’ first World Cleanup Week, with 1,302 volunteers collecting 1,142 kilograms of rubbish between 18 and …
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A total of 1,142 kilograms of wild waste were collected in the public space during the first World Cleanup Week organised by the City of Brussels, the latter announced on Saturday. Some 1,300 volunteers participated in this operation. This World Cleanup Week was part of the continuation of the World Cleanup Day, an international action ... read more

In the city of Brussels, a total of 1,142 kilograms of litter was cleaned up from public spaces during World Cleanup Week. This was reported by Alderman for Public Cleanliness Anas Ben Abdelmoumene (PS) on Saturday.

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bruzz.be broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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