Irapuato, Guanajuato. – The municipality of Irapuato asks the population to denounce the felling of trees and the burnings that are made in the wastelands to eliminate the garbage or the accumulated grass, but which may end in a fire.
Esther Córdoba Aguirre, holder of the Sustainability Directorate, noted that, in order to prevent fires, within the inspection actions, they also consider important the identification of risk points such as wastelands where they are made and that these can cause accidents or damage to air quality, according to the bulletin sent by the city council of Irapuato.” We have to get there before, through carelessness, an accident or intentionally, the burning of that land is made, and in that sense, we are working with Public Services and Civil Protection,” Córdoba Aguirre said, in the newsletter.
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Send us your paperwork to us by email: Sustentabilidad@irapuato.gob.mx or phone: 4621696158
We received complaints and complaints on the phone: 462 1128408—Irapuato Sustainability (@EcoIrapuato)
April 27, 2020
In order to attend to the soon possible reports of tree felling or burning, the Sustainability Directorate, made available a number so that the public can make the complaints 462-112-8408, according to the information provided by the government agency. These complaints or reports may be reported by telephone or through the official Facebook page Medio Ambiente Irapuato, so that the company has more options for them to contact the authorities.
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